Woodstock (1969 music festival)

Woodstock (1969 music festival)

American bassist David Brown (left) performs with the other members of Santana, including drummer Michael Shrieve (behind drums), Mexican-born bandleader Carlos Santana (with guitar, center), and percussionists Michael Carabello (2d right) and Jose Areas (far right), at 'Woodstock,' a large rock and roll music concert, Bethel, New York, August 16, 1969. (Photo by Tucker Ransom/Getty Images)

Original Woodstock Stage Found Deep in the Woods

You can now get a piece of the original stage!
WOODSTOCK, 1970 collage

So You Missed Woodstock — But Are Any of Those Bands Still Performing?

For all you boomers out there that want to relive to Woodstock, we tracked down who is still touring.
black and white photo of the Steve Miller Band in 1967, from the docuseries

New MGM+ Docuseries Explores ’60s & ’70s San Francisco Music Scene

Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Journey, Janis Joplin, Sly and the Family Stone, Creedence and other legendary groups are chronicled in the two-part ‘San Francisco Sounds: A Place in Time,’ from the filmmakers who created 2020’s Emmy-nominated ‘Laurel Canyon: A Place in Time.’
Woodstock couple

Peace, Love & Happiness at the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair

The 3-day Woodstock festival kicked off on August 15 in 1969 in a farm field in up state New York and the rest is history.
logo from the 1983 US Festival, a three-day music event

Take in a Few Sets From New Wave Day at the 1983 US Festival

The second and last US music festival was held over Memorial Day weekend 1983. It kicked off with a New Wave Day that featured INXS, Oingo Boingo, A Flock of Seagulls, Men at Work, The Clash and more.