November 22, 1963.
Dallas, Texas.

In a matter of seconds, the course of American history changed forever. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as his motorcade passed through Dealey Plaza. The official investigation concluded that a single gunman was responsible.

But for decades, questions have remained.

The Day the Music Died imagines a group of investigators who discover a way to observe the past. Their mission is simple: return to that moment in Dallas and watch what really happened.

What they witness begins to challenge everything they thought they knew.

As they move closer to the moment of the assassination, the investigation grows more dangerous. History may hold answers — but some truths have a way of refusing to stay buried.