Film show: Hollywood Music Festival, Leycett, 1970

🎬 About the Film:
Join us for an immersive film show that revisits The Hollywood Music Festival, held on 23rd and 24th May 1970 in Leycett, within the enchanting grounds of Ted Askey’s Lower Farm. This festival, nestled in the area known as Hollywood, was the first major event of a legendary summer, preceding the Isle of Wight Festival.
⭐ Featured Performers:
The festival showcased iconic acts including Mungo Jerry (with the debut of “In The Summertime”), The Grateful Dead's first UK appearance, and legendary bands such as Black Sabbath, Free, Ginger Baker’s Air Force, Traffic, José Feliciano, Quintessence, and Family.
📽️ Behind-the-Scenes Footage:
A unique opportunity to enjoy previously unseen behind-the-scenes clips, alongside crowd footage that captures the thrill of this unforgettable event in North Staffordshire. We’ll also explore the evolution of the music scene from Rock’n’Roll to Northern Soul.
📽️ Archive Film Show Curator:
The evening will be led by Ray Johnson.
🗺️ Getting to the Museum:
For details on how to reach us, parking information, and accessibility support, please visit our website.
📍 Location:
12 Granville Avenue, Newcastle, ST5 1JH, United Kingdom
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🌟 Image Description:
A nostalgic view captures the essence of the Hollywood Festival with the stage and audience connection vividly portrayed.
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating music history! 🎶