The saga of Woodstock 50 has been an interesting lesson in how going big isn’t always the right move for festivals. After being cancelled publicly, followed by public laundry-airing and claims of financial discrepancy, the festival finally collapsed on itself entirely. But thankfully, rap-rock upstarts FEVER 333, who were originally scheduled to play Woodstock 50, have decided to do something a little lower to the ground that’ll manage to actually benefit the world. The band has announced a ‘Woodstock’ pop-up festival in Poughkeepsie, New York, with each band on the bill raising awareness for a different charity. FEVER 333 announced the following via a Twitter thread: “In spirit of WOODSTOCK as well as the beginnings of this project we will be having a pop...
