Doheny State Beach
The mission of the Doheny State Beach Foundation,is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the …
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Toads Place
Toad’s Place is a concert venue and nightclub located in New Haven, CT
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Paradise Rock Club
The Paradise Rock Club (formerly known as the Paradise Theater) is a 933-capacity music venue in Boston…
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Miami Rock Festival
On December 27-29, 1969, the “Miami Rock Festival which was the last Rock Festival…
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Indiana Convention Center In Downtown Indianapolis
The Indiana Convention Center originally named the Indiana Convention-Exposition Center…
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Buried Here – Johnny Winter
Johnny was a a blues musician that released close to 20 albums and earned seven Grammy nominations…
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Palm Beach International Speedway – Palm Beach International Music and Arts Festival
The First (and last) Annual Palm Beach International Music and Arts Festival was…
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Panther Hall – Early Country, Rock And Rockabilly Venue
Early on, this was known as a country music venue, but there were a fair share of rock and…
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Middle Georgia Raceway – Second Atlanta International Pop Festival
The second Atlanta International Pop Festival was a rock festival held in…
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The Bottom Line was a 400-seat club called which enjoyed a very long run…
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Dallas International Motor Speedway – Texas International Pop Festival
The Texas International Pop Festival was held here, on Labor Day weekend…
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Buried Here – Don Kirshner, Creator Of “The Monkees” & Scott Mitchell Putesky
Don was a major force in the early-mid years of Rock music. He was…
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Atlanta Motor Speedway – First Atlanta International Pop Festival
Formerly Atlanta International Raceway, this was the site of the Atlanta International Pop…
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Woodstock Music and Art Fair
Commonly just referred to as “Woodstock” this is the location of the most famous rock…
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Shea Stadium
On August 15, 1965, The Beatles played here on their second concert tour of the United…
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House of Blues
Part of the chain that includes locations in New Orleans and Cambridge, MA…
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Raymond Theater
From 1979 through 1991, The Raymond Theatre was known as Perkins Palace. It…
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Devonshire Downs – Home Of The Newport Pop Festival
This ex-racetrack is probably best known for hosting the Newport ’69 Pop Festival. This show…
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