Sonic Legacy is heading into a new chapter — and we wanted to bring you into the conversation early.

We’re making a few thoughtful changes behind the scenes to help the channel stay focused, sustainable, and fun long-term, while continuing to celebrate the music, stories, and artists that shaped our lives.

Nothing drastic, no sudden pivots — just refinements that help us do more of what works and less of what doesn’t.

🎶 Now we’d love your input:

What artists, albums, songs, or moments in music history would you like us to explore in 2026?

Drop your ideas in the comments — your suggestions directly help guide what’s coming next.

Thanks for being part of the Sonic Legacy journey.

There’s something about the end of the year that makes music feel different. Songs don’t just play, they linger.

At Sonic Legacy, we spend a lot of time talking about artists, albums, and moments in music history. But this season reminds us why those stories matter in the first place, because music stays with us.

It’s there during celebrations, quiet nights, long drives, and moments we didn’t know would become memories.

If you’ve joined us this year — whether you’ve listened to a full episode, dropped a comment, or simply let an episode play in the background — thank you.

You’re the reason these conversations exist.

And whether you celebrate Christmas, the holidays, or simply the turning of the calendar toward a new year, we hope this season brings you comfort, reflection, and maybe a song that feels like home.

We’re looking forward to sharing more stories, more legacies, and more music with you in the year ahead.

From all of us at Sonic Legacy — Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year!

Join Andy and Brent once again as we get lost on Amnesia Lane talking about our favorite band KISS and the album that changed so much for KISS, Lick It Up! The album where they took off their trademark makeup, Ace is gone, we get to see Vinnie Vincent too.

#soniclegacy #kiss #lickitup @KISS #mtv #80smusic