Some of your favorite music venues are going away on this line's cruise ships

Holland America Line's fans of music will want to be prepared. Some of the line's musical offerings are being rearranged and eliminated completely on some ships.

The line's partnership with the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will change first. It will change from a group of people on ships to a group on the road. The World Stage is the main theater on all vessels and is where the group will perform.

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While the vision for the new program is still being developed, beginning this summer it will be featured on a rotating basis on the World Stage, similar to Holland America Line's touring troupes.

Holland America plans to use the Lincoln Center Stage as a new location. The representative from the line said it is too soon to give any information about what the spaces will be.

The line will replace B.B. King's Blues Club with the Rolling Stone Lounge.

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Smith said that the Rolling Stone Lounge allowed for more variety of music, including R&B, rock and pop. The band at the Rolling Stone Lounge will play on a nightly basis.

Smith said that B.B. King's will remain on five of the line's ships.

The addition of Lincoln Center Stage, B.B. King's Blues Club, the Rolling Stone Rock Room, and the Rolling Stone Lounge changed the game for Holland America when they debut on Kon.

Music Walk gave a much-needed update to the entertainment lineup and created a nightlife experience that was a welcome change from the more subdued onboard activities.

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