Issue #1: How Rock Around The World Began, With Wings on the Cover

Issue #1: How Rock Around The World Began, With Wings on the Cover Every archive has an origin point. For Rock Around The World, it was Issue #1 of the RATW newspaper — and the artist chosen for that very first cover was Paul McCartney and Wings. The First Cover Story The debut issue’s centerpiece

Fleetwood Mac’s Five-Year Run on Rock Around The World

Fleetwood Mac’s Five-Year Run on Rock Around The World Few bands had a longer relationship with Rock Around The World than Fleetwood Mac — the band appeared across five separate broadcasts spanning more than three years, tracking their transformation from a respected but modest-selling group into one of the biggest acts in the world. Early

The Issue That Belonged to David Bowie

The Issue That Belonged to David Bowie Some artists got a mention. Some got an interview. David Bowie got an entire newspaper. Issue #18 of Rock Around The World was built entirely around Bowie — 32 full pages, cover to back page, distributed to tens of thousands of readers across the RATW radio network. It’s

When Queen Owned Rock Around The World

When Queen Owned Rock Around The World Long before “Bohemian Rhapsody” made Queen a household name in America, the band was already a fixture on Rock Around The World — appearing on the syndicated radio show an astonishing seven times between 1975 and 1977, and even landing their own dedicated issue of the RATW newspaper.