
International Music Day: Music Is How We Meet
International Music Day began with a call for peace, friendship and cultural exchange through music. Fifty-one years later, that idea still shapes how we travel.

International Music Day began with a call for peace, friendship and cultural exchange through music. Fifty-one years later, that idea still shapes how we travel.

Go beyond Rio with a music-led guide to Recife and Olinda, where frevo, maracatu, forró and Pernambuco’s creative history shape the experience.

Memphis and Nashville are separated by a few hours of highway but tell different stories about American music. Choose the city that matches what you want to hear and understand.

Barcelona Jazz Festival marks 60 years since its first concert in 1966. The 2026 program reveals a citywide jazz culture built through clubs, concert halls, local musicians and music education.

Remembering Dolly Parton through the stories that show how her music connected people across languages, cultures and generations, and how that same empathy shaped her work beyond the stage.

Ten days is enough to connect three distinct Brazilian musical cities if you fly between them and protect the pace. This route moves from Rio's samba to Salvador's Afro-Bahian culture and Recife's frevo and maracatu.