Woodstock 50 Settles Lawsuit With Financier Over Canceled Festival
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Under terms of agreement, Dentsu paid unspecified sum to organizers "covering damages but not unrealized profits"
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Woodstock 50 Claims Dentsu’s ‘Sabotage’ Caused ‘Huge Damages’ to Festival in New Lawsuit
Posted in: Music News"As a result of Dentsu's egregious conduct, Woodstock 50 is entitled to tens of millions of dollars," complaint claims
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‘It Was One Problem After Another’: How Woodstock 50 Fell Apart
Posted in: Music FeaturesWoodstock 50 had nearly every resource a festival could ask for: storied brand name, massive financial backing and industry goodwill. Where did it all go wrong?
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Lucy Dacus on Woodstock: ‘It Cannot be Recreated, But it Can be Re-Examined’
Posted in: Music NewsBoygenius member booked for nixed fest scrutinizes its past and future in New York Times Op-Ed
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Michael Lang Talks Woodstock 50’s Collapse: ‘We Did Everything We Could’
Posted in: Music Features"It just pretty much went off the rails from the beginning," Woodstock 50 head tells Rolling Stone in wide-ranging interview
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Woodstock 50 Is Officially Canceled
Posted in: Music NewsWeeks before it was supposed to begin, Woodstock cofounder Michael Lang has decided to pull the plug after failing to get a free event off the ground in Maryland
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The Raconteurs Drop Out of Woodstock 50 as Maryland Still Awaits Permit Application
Posted in: Music NewsBand follows Dead & Company, Jay-Z, John Fogerty and others as latest high-profile act to ditch beleaguered fest
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Woodstock ’69 Vet Country Joe McDonald Leaps Off ‘Sinking Ship’ Woodstock 50
Posted in: Music NewsThe Lovin’ Spoonful founder John Sebastian also drops out as organizers attempt relocation to Maryland’s Merriweather Post Pavilion
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Woodstock 50 Will Be Free … If It Happens
Posted in: Music NewsA rep for the venue says that the festival organizers still have yet to present them with a lineup
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Dead & Company Drop Out of Woodstock 50 as Artists Flee Beleaguered Festival
Posted in: Music NewsJam band joins Jay-Z and John Fogerty as latest high-profile act to distance themselves from concert
