About:
Burg Herzberg Festival is one of the earliest and most popular outdoor hippie festivals in Germany. It takes place near Alsfeld in the state of Hessen. Past editions of the festival have featured headliners such as Hawkwind, Camel, and Popol Vuh. Burg Herzberg Festival features a mix of regional and international bands across different genres, including rock, blues, and jazz.
Famous For:
Burg Herzberg Festival is famous for its long history and reputation as one of the most iconic hippie festivals in Europe.
Creation Purpose:
The founders wanted to create an alternative to mainstream music festivals and provide a space for people to come together and celebrate their shared values and ideals.
Fun Facts:
Burg Herzberg Festival has been running annually since 1968, making it one of the oldest continuously running festivals in Europe.
The festival's name comes from the location of the event - Burg Herzberg is a castle that overlooks the festival grounds.
The festival has inspired similar events around the world and has helped to promote the values of peace, love, and artistic expression across generations.
Impact On The Music Industry:
Burg Herzberg Festival has had a significant impact on the music industry by promoting non-mainstream genres and supporting emerging artists.
Festival was scheduled from 16 Jul to 19 Jul 2009 (3 day(s)).
Burg Herzberg Festival takes place in Fulda, Germany. Here is the full address of the festival: Königstraße 52-54 36037 Fulda, Germany
Joe Bonamassa, Roger McGuinn, Chris Farlowe, Eric Burdon & the Animals, Long Distance Calling.
The most popular genres and subgenres of the past edition were:
rock
blues
folk
progressive rock
psychedelic
blues rock
psychedelic rock
classic rock
experimental
instrumental
fusion
hard rock
indie
metal
progressive
progressive metal
space rock
alternative
jazz rock