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  • Original 1969 Woodstock poster with a white dove perched on a green guitar neck against a red background, and large text reading "3 Days of Peace & Music."
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    / Destination festivals: From Coachella to SXSW

    The fires of Woodstock ’99 were still fresh in the minds of observers when the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival debuted in Indio, California, in October 1999. Coachella gathered dozens of artists, boasted multiple main stages, and proved…

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    The fires of Woodstock ’99 were still fresh in the minds of observers when the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival debuted in Indio, California, in October 1999. Coachella gathered dozens of artists, boasted multiple main stages, and proved…

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