I n July 1999, approximately 220,000 people descended upon the former Griffiss Air Force Base in Rome, New York, expecting to ...

Scenes from the music festival featured in "Trainwreck: Woodstock '99." (Photo: Illustration: Damon Dahlen/HuffPost; Photos: Getty Images/Netflix) If you were anywhere near a TV in the summer of 1999, ...

The first thing that hit you was the unbearable, eye-wateringly putrid stench. Then, the slow realization that some of the “mud” the kids at Woodstock ’99 were rubbing all over their viciously ...

What Actually Happened During the Summer of '99? Creed may be hyping the 'Summer of '99,' but let's reflect on what exactly did happen over the summer months of that year. The Setlist From Red Hot ...

A new Netflix documentary is blaming Woodstock ‘99 on three main factors: Ego, naiveté and money. “Trainwreck: Woodstock ‘99″ debuted on the streaming service Tuesday as a three-part docu-series ...

Following Woodstock '94, the 1999 event in upstate New York emerged as yet another modern version of the landmark 1969 Woodstock Music and Art Fair. However, media portrayals of the 1999 festival ...

Woodstock ’99 promised to capture the perceived magic of its previous iteration 30 years prior. What transpired, however, is a far grimmer story, from sweltering temperatures and violence to several ...

It was supposed to celebrate unity and harmony but turned into three days of debauched OD’ing, mosh pits and life-threatening heat exhaustion and dehydration that overwhelmed the first aid tents. A ...

HBO’s new documentary “Woodstock ‘99: Peace, Love, And Rage” details the disastrous nature of that concert, which ushered out the 1990s with a display of chaos and violence. Of course, when reflecting ...

It was supposed to be a celebration of peace, love and music, but what they got was feces, anger and fire. Woodstock ’99, the historically gross disaster of a music festival, is the subject of Netflix ...

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