It doesn't matter what your favorite type of music is, most likely there's a U.S. road trip that can be tailored around your preferred genre. From country music in the South to rock 'n roll in Cleveland, travelers are getting back out there to see some of the most famous music venues this country has to offer and enjoying plenty of tunes during their drive.

Fort Worth, Texas has plenty of activities for travelers and music-lovers with fan-favorite live music venues. Learn how to two-step at Billy Bob's Texas, an authentic Honky Tonk bar, or join in the festivities at the annual Fortress Festival located in the Cultural District.

Just walking down the street in New Orleans, visitors will be able to hear live music from almost anywhere, whether it's your love of zydeco music, toe-tapping jazz and more. But New Orleans isn't the only place in the South known for is its music. Travel all around the region with Original Travel's fully planned Musical Moments, Southern Food & The Great Smokey Mountains: A Family Road Trip through the Deep South to make sure you catch all the highlights.

Woodstock may just well be one of the most well-known music festivals ever, and what better way to experience seeing this historic venue than by staying in a music theme hotel room at The Roxbury at Stratton Falls? Make sure to stop by the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts for a look back Woodstock and enjoy live music at the Woodstock playhouse.

Fans of Al Green will rejoice with this soulful tour through Grand Rapids. Much of Green's childhood was spent singing at Gospel Temple Baptist Church and Franklin Elementary. While here, be sure to check out The Amway Grand Plaza which is famed for The Kitchen restaurant and bar.

Nashville may be the current heart of country music, but Bristol, Virginia is recognized as "The Birthplace of Country Music." A stop on Virginia's Crooked Road tour, a famed music trail taking visitors to live music venues and beloved morals, Bristol is home to the Smithsonian Birthplace of Country Music Museum.

Known as the "Birthplace of Rock & Roll," it only makes sense that the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is located here. It's easy to spend a whole day reliving some of the greatest moments in rock history here. Afterward, relax at St. Hazards Waterfront Resort and Brewery, a place that easily allows social distancing.

It's hard to say what is more attractive about a trip to Key West-the beautiful scenic drive from Miami, warm tropical weather, welcoming people, or the island music playing along Duval Street. Enjoy staying at The Reach, which includes the island's only natural sand beach and filled great scuba and snorkeling spots.