Rock is dead they say. Long live rock.
We don’t do nostalgia. We examine legends.
Rock Talks pairs iconic movies with live conversations.
We'll watch together first. Then explore how the film, the rock genre, and the bands have shaped our culture and our lives.
After the credits roll, we'll stay for an encore.
: now playing :
Our latest Connecticut schedule is below.
Would you like us to screen in your location? Tell us!
SAMPLE SCHEDULE ONLY. CONFIRMED SCREENINGS COMING SOON.
Becoming Led Zeppelin
Real Art Ways
April 19, 2026 : 4PM | 7PM
Almost Famous
Wesleyan University
May 1, 2026 : 4PM | 7PM
: the event rocks :
SIDE 1 : THE FILM
We'll dim the lights and welcome to the stage ... the very best rock music ever caught on film.
SIDE 2 : THE CONVO
We'll flip the lights back on and get ready for a fun chat. What did you see? How did it make you feel? What will you remember?
LINER NOTES: TAKEAWAYS
We'll end the night and hope the experience lingers. And you"ll come back soon for another show.
: rock docs & movies :
These are just some of the movies we hope to show at future events.
Do you have a favorite not listed here? Share yours now!
: your hosts :
Karen Jackie
Karen is obsessed with rock music and how (and why) it became the soundtrack of our lives. She lives for deep lyrics, wicked riffs, and singers who can both belt it out and make you cry. Concept albums make her swoon: Sgt Pepper, Quadrophenia, and Days of Future Passed. Also maybe the biggest grunge fan you'll ever meet.
Ray Hinchcliffe
A lifelong fan of British rock, Ray has a deep knowledge of the stories behind the music. He brings historical context that enriches your appreciation of the artists and songs you love. Ray's personal Mount Rushmore of Rock features The Beatles, The Kinks, Electric Light Orchestra, and Elvis Costello.
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