Festival Rising
There is no rite of passage quite like the music festival. Millions of people attend them each year and now more than ever they infiltrate our culture from "festival wear" clothing lines to playlists. Taking a journey from ‘60s counterculture to modern-day "selfie" culture, the evolution of the music festival is explored to examine deeper ideas about the importance of collective experiences, and they act as a cultural mirror that reflect interests and ideals. Focusing on some of the most iconic festivals in history including Monterey Pop, Glastonbury, The US Festival, Woodstock 99, and Bonnaroo, accounts from Jefferson Airplane's Jack Casady, Broken Social Scene's Kevin Drew, and Bloc Party's Kele Okereke bring to life to all the sights and sounds of the pop festival.
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