1990s Music Festivals: When Live Music Ruled the Summer
The ’90s were peak festival energy, packed with sun, sweat, and bands you swore would change your life. Here’s a look back at the music-filled weekends that ruled our summers.
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The ’90s were peak festival energy, packed with sun, sweat, and bands you swore would change your life. Here’s a look back at the music-filled weekends that ruled our summers.
Making mixtapes in the ’90s was an art form. Today, we’ve traded cassettes for streaming apps, but the rules of how to make a 1990s playlist remain.
The Soundtrack of a Generation If you were a teen in the ’90s, summer didn’t smell like sunscreen, it smelled like dust, fast food, and freshly printed concert T-shirts. Festivals like H.O.R.D.E., HFStival, Lollapalooza, and every Dave Matthews Band show within driving distance were rites of passage for a generation that measured time by mixtapes,…