The Blue Law Ballroom AKA The Bank
The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
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The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
Read MoreThe original venue was located at 22nd & Arch Streets and operated from 1968 to 1973…
Read MoreAlthough it was open, on and off, for less than three years, and fully operational for less…
Read MoreThis former roller-skating rink was converted into the Continental Ballroom in 1967. It was…
Read MoreConcert performers have included The Grateful Dead, Bob Marley, Van Morrison…
Read MoreThe First (and last) Annual Palm Beach International Music and Arts Festival was…
Read MoreCountry Joe and the Fish were photographed for their album at the…
Read MoreThe Retinal Circus was a short-lived dive that operated in a basement from…
Read MoreThe Grateful Dead opened their 1974 tour here on July 19. Other artists to…
Read MoreIn the 1960s, bands like the Grateful Dead, Ike & Tina Turner, Country Joe &…
Read MoreThe Vancouver Be-In held at Stanley Park was a central part of the Canadian…
Read MoreOn August 31 and September 1, 1969, thousands of people gathered outdoors…
Read MoreOn July 28 1966, at the “Mid-Summer Spectacular Show of Shows” the…
Read MoreOriginally a restaurant built in the early 1920’s, the Golden Bear became…
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Read MoreLed Zeppelin played their first ever U.S. concert here on December 26, 1968. On this tour, Led…
Read MoreThe Tea Party was opened in January 1967 as a psychedelic club. In the years that…
Read MoreOriginally built for the 1932 Summer Olympic Games, this venue has seen its share of…
Read MoreCommonly just referred to as “Woodstock” this is the location of the most famous rock…
Read MoreA North Bay club that has hosted many great acts over the years including: Dread…
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