About Rock Mystery Tour

In the age of streaming and digital downloads, live music experiences have become increasingly rare. But for musician Sean Yox, live performances are not just a means to an end, but a way to explore the spirituality and history of ancient sites. Yox, who is currently on his ongoing "Rock Mystery Tour," has been traveling to ancient sites around the world, playing live music on his guitar and exploring the connection between music and spirituality at these historical locations. The tour, which started at Pnix Wall in Athens, Greece, and has included stops at the ancient city of Theotihuacan in Mexico, the Mycenaean mysterious sites in Greece, and the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. At each location, Yox would perform live music on his guitar, and use the opportunity to connect with the spiritual energy of the ancient site. He also had the chance to jam with talented and well-known local musicians, such as Yousef Awyan, at the Giza Pyramids. According to Yox, the tour is not just about playing music, but also about understanding the connection between music and spirituality in ancient cultures. He believes that the music played in ancient times was not just entertainment, but also held a deeper spiritual significance. "I felt that I needed to escape from Pop culture norms," said Yox. "I've always been fascinated by the connection between music and spirituality," he added. "And what better way to explore that connection than by playing live music at some of the most ancient and mysterious sites in the world." Yox's performances were not just limited to the ancient sites themselves. He also played at local venues and festivals in the vicinity of each location, drawing inspiration from the ancient sites to create new music and songs. Many of the audience members who attended Yox's performances were not just music lovers but also history buffs and archaeologists, they found the combination of live music and ancient sites a unique and enriching experience. "Playing live music in these ancient locations has been a truly transformative experience," said Yox. "I've been able to tap into the energy of these ancient sites, and it's had a profound effect on my music and my understanding of the connection between spirituality and music."