In 1940, Thomas Wolfe wrote “You Can't Go Home Again” based on the notion that time passes, life changes and values shift. While it may be true you cannot exactly recreate the past, the performers of 1969 have found what was once important and true can be rekindled in spirit. These dedicated musicians found out you can go home again and do it in style. The members of 1969 discovered a common bond in the music of their youth and a shared passion for keeping it alive. Far too many classic rock gems of the late sixties fail to reach radio, but are reborn in the performances of 1969 for their concert audiences.

The musicians in 1969 now regularly revisit the joys of that magical period from Woodstock and beyond, and they bring you along for the ride. With decades of service to rock and roll under their collective belts, a renewed mission to fuel them and a heavy dose of “this is more fun than work” mentality, 1969 has a great time performing, and their listeners feel it.