Rikki Rockett, drummer for Poison, born in 1959.
The Edge David Howell Evans, guitarist for U2, born in 1961.
1966: The Beatles release Revolver, which contains the classics “Eleanor Rigby,” “Got to Get You into My Life” and the bitter “Taxman.”
1970: Christine McVie plays her first gig with Fleetwood Mac at a show in New Orleans.
1981: MTV aired their first live concert stereo broadcast of an REO Speedwagon concert in Denver.
1987: U2 tops the singles chart again “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For,” from The Joshua Tree, goes to the top.
1992: While Opening for Guns N’ Roses in Montreal, James Hetfield of Metallica is injured by pyrotechnics, which burns the entire left side of his body. Metallica is forced to cut their set short. Guns N’ Roses also had their set cut short that night. Axl Rose leaves the stage after 15 minutes as he’s, upset over monitor problems. A near riot breaks out ensues at as fans are not pleased.