WBUR: From Woodstock to Boston Calling: How Music Festivals Evolved since the Psychedelic ‘60s

WBUR

WBUR: From Woodstock to Boston Calling: How Music Festivals Evolved since the Psychedelic ‘60s

Jeff Dorenfeld, managing director of the Berklee Popular Music Institute, discusses his experiences at festivals in the 1960s and the evolution of festivals through the '80s, '90s, and 2000s.

Related Categories

Media Hits

Latest

A bearded person dressed as Santa wearing headphones and either grooving to the music or very annoyed by it — Image courtesy of Cottonbro Studio/Pexel

Too Many Jingle Bells on the Brain? Try Earworm Eraser

’Tis the season for incessant holiday music. If you need an escape, give this scientifically engineered audio track a try, or listen to our playlist of nontraditional winter tunes.

Tina Davis and Tonya Butler — Tina Davis, president of the independent distributor, record label, and publisher EMPIRE and Tonya Butler, chair of Berklee's Music Business/Management Department.

Image courtesy of Music Business/Management

Berklee Honors Tina Davis, President of EMPIRE, at Annual Music Business Lecture Series

The leader of one of the most successful independent record labels shared insights at the 31st annual James G. Zafris Lecture Series.

Daniel Beilman B.M. ’14

Image courtesy of artist

After Tragedy, Daniel Beilman Found a New Path in Music. The Recording Academy Took Notice.

A car accident left Beilman temporarily deaf and blind, but he returned to music as a teacher. The rewards have been many.

Read All

Berklee Now