Steve Gold was just 15 years old when he heard the news that a free music festival ... Peace of Stage, an online collectible store offering groovy items made from the actual Woodstock stage.

It was the most organized music festival ... the stage there. Over the years, appreciation for the roster of artists and performances has only grown. In 2020, Louder Sound called Woodstock ...

On Tuesday, the festival's original producer Michael Lang announced a new festival taking place this August in upstate New York Half a century after Woodstock defined a generation, music fans of ...

Next year marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of America's Declaration of Independence. A benefit concert for an ...

1969 Jason Laure Woodstock: Three Days that Defined a Generation turns the lens back at the festival's audience. These are the songs that filled their three days of peace, love and music.

The once-trampled hillside by the main stage is now a manicured green space near a Woodstock-and-’60s ... “There’s this music festival happening in New York. You want to hitchhike up there ...

The Woodstock Music and Arts Festival was called an Aquarianexposition ... was very much out of its nonviolent and intoits violent stage. So Woodstock was a -- a lot of kids were not into that ...

Luckily, rumblings of a music and arts festival happening in ... path called Groovy Way to get from the campsite to the main stage. Festival goers had decorated the path with Christmas lights ...

Fifty years ago, throngs of music lovers descended upon the small town of Bethel in New York’s Catskill Mountains for the Woodstock music festival. An estimated 500,000 people drove, hitchhiked ...

In his current role, Jack covers daily music news ... performer to leave the stage early. Released earlier this year, Netflix's Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 recounted the festival's troubling events ...

One of the largest music festivals is set to take place the next two weekends of April. Coachella Valley Music and Arts ...

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