A lesser-known stop that captured The Kinks' unveiling of "Lola" and Grateful Dead meeting a chemistry professor with a knack for acid alchemy.
You heard of Woodstock? Of course you have, you cultural connoisseur. Well, what about the Louisiana equivalent that happened only two weeks after the original Woodstock? Didn't think so.
The freezing cold hippie rave that was supposed to emancipate the audience from “social slavery” but only led to destruction and mayhem.
Some call it the year Lollapalooza sold out, others call it the metal festival of the year.
“The King Of Country Music” returns after a hunting accident with supporting acts Little Jimmy Dickens, Pee Wee King, Bill Monroe and Audrey Williams.
