Blind Melon performed a mesmerizing set at Woodstock ‘94. As Grunge took hold of the ’90s, this band rode the wave, producing numerous hits that still float through FM airways today.“Blind Melon were at the height of their powers in ’94, having scored a massive crossover hit with ‘No Rain’ the year before, propelling their self-titled debut album into the Top 20 of the Billboard chart. The video for ‘No Rain’ and its “Bee Girl” become unavoidable on MTV, and was followed up by high-profile tours with Neil Young, Guns N’ Roses and the Rolling Stones.” -DIFFUSER(Photo by Henry Diltz/Corbis via Getty...
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Woodstock was filled with The Beatles’ spirit and music. Richie Havens played three Beatles songs, and Joe Cocker along with CSNY each performed one. Here are our top 3 ranked Beatles covers performed at Woodstock! Richie Havens – “Strawberry Fields Forever”Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young – “Blackbird”Joe Cocker – “With a Little Help From My Friends” Which one is your favorite? : Getty & Henry...
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“[Jimi Hendrix] was a truly astonishing performance and one that would become one of the most enduring of all Woodstock moments and memories.” -BETHEL WOODS Today, we remember the legendary Jimi Hendrix. Honor Hendrix by listening to this...
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Pam Gunther is part of the oral history project run by the Museum of Bethel Woods. She was only 21 when she attended Woodstock ‘69. Read her full interview here:...
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“The venue for the festival changed not once, not twice, but four times.” – Mike Evans, co-editor of WOODSTOCK: THREE DAYS THAT ROCKED THE WORLD Woodstock ’69 took some time to find its permanent home in Bethel, New York. After the third location rejected the festival in July, just weeks before the event, panic ensued. Fortunately, Max Yasgur stepped in and offered his farm in Bethel as the new venue for Woodstock. Despite the change in location, the event retained the name Woodstock due to prior talent bookings. 📸: Getty...
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☮️Artist Spotlight ☮️ The Incredible String Band (ISB) was a pioneering British psychedelic folk group from Edinburgh, Scotland. The band’s music showcased innovative instrumentation and experimentation, earning them a significant following. Paul McCartney even hailed 5000 SPIRITS as his favorite album of 1967. The band played during the second day of Woodstock. 📸: Getty...
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Did you know that the Bethel Woods Center was recently voted one of the best music museums in the country by USA Today readers? It’s true! The Woodstock exhibits at the Bethel Woods Center are up there with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Johnny Cash Museum! Photo courtesy of Getty...
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In April 1969, Creedence Clearwater Revival became the first official booking for Woodstock. Only weeks before, the band released their hit song “Proud Mary,” which peaked at number two on the US Billboard Hot 100. “Once Creedence signed, everyone else jumped in line, and all the other big acts came on.” -DOUG CLIFFORD, drummer of CCR. Listen to Creedence Clearwater Revival live:...
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Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! 💚🍀 Did you know that guitarist Henry McCullough was the only Irishman to play at Woodstock? He was helicoptered in to perform with Joe Cocker and the Grease Band, then they all left to continue their own tour. Photo courtesy of Getty...
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Happy International Women’s Day! ❤️ There were many iconic female artists that took the stage at Woodstock, who’s legacy still has left a mark on musicians and fans to this day. Pictured above are the amazing Melanie Safka, Cynthia Robinson and Rose Stone, Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Joan Baez, and Nancy Nevins. Take a look at an article about the women of Woodstock! To read, visit: https://found.ee/WomenOfWoodstock Photos courtesy of Getty Images and Henry...
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Remembering the great Ravi Shankar on his birthday today. Today we’re celebrating the life and legacy of the master of North Indian Classical Music. Shankar’s music transcended borders and influenced many of our favorite musicians (including The Beatles). Ravi notably performed at Woodstock ‘69 and advocated for the purity of music over associations with drugs and countercultures. Photo: Getty...
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Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers on stage at Woodstock 94 in Saugerties, New York on August 14, 1994. (Photo by Gabe Palacio/Getty Images) Spotlight on the Red Hot Chili Peppers! These funk-rockers played not one, but TWO Woodstock festivals! Pictured is the group performing at Woodstock ‘94. The group would go on to release their cult-favorite album ONE HOT MINUTE just a year later in 1995. As we continue to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Woodstock 1994, drop your favorite song they performed that night in the comments! Photos: Getty...
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Woodstock’s credence is that love is love, and all are treated as equal, which is why the Woodstock Legacy lives on in making sure all are entitled to equal rights! How are you celebrating Women’s History Month?Photos courtesy of Getty Images/Henry...
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Happy Birthday to Woodstock ‘69 performer, Roger Daltrey of The Who! Do you think The Who’s performance is one of the most iconic from the 1969 festival? The band belted out hits from their rock-opera, TOMMY, giving the crowd quite a treat!Listen to “See Me, Feel Me” live here: https://found.ee/TheWhoLivePhoto courtesy of Getty...
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