The documentary series was executed competently, at least from what I experienced. To be honest, I didn't finish it; I quit watching during the second of three episodes. However, that wasn’t because anything was wrong with it—it seemed perfectly acceptable. My reason for stopping was simply that the topic turned out to be less engaging than I initially anticipated. It also didn't help that most of the bands featured in the festival weren’t really appealing to me. Still, if you appreciate the artists involved, attended the event itself, or have an interest in musical history, you may find it worthwhile. Anyone even thinking about another Woodstock-style recreation should definitely check this program out as a cautionary tale. It might even serve as an example of how not to organize a music festival.
On September 27, 2026
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