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.
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.
Some were assigned reading, some were quietly passed between friends. Either way, these controversial books pushed Gen X readers in the ’80s and ’90s to question authority and think a little harder about the world around them.
Before smartphones, we collected things — stickers, friendship pins, Care Bears, and Cabbage Patch Kids. Take a trip back to the mid-’80s, when school supplies were status symbols and Saturday morning cartoons ruled the weekend.
In the mid-’90s teens turned thrift stores into treasure hunts, and bell-bottoms, vintage jackets and flannel became DIY 1990s thrift shopping statements.