An unmistakable cultural capital, New York has been the birthplace of countless musical styles; the streets of the city that never sleeps have witnessed the start and booming of hip hop, salsa, disco, and jazz, among other genres, and its entertainment scene is one of the richest and most vibrant anywhere in the world. Radio City Music Hall, located within the Rockefeller Center, is the embodiment of that. Built on a plot of land that was originally meant for the Metropolitan Opera House, Radio City Music Hall is famous throughout the entire country, so much so that it has earned it the nickname 'Showplace of the Nation'. It’s a celebrated and much-coveted stop for world tours, movie premieres, award ceremonies, and stage performances. During its history, it has hosted such big events as the Grammys, the Tonys, the Emmys, and even the NFL Draft.