Even during 1969's Summer of Love, folk musician Joan Baez kept the Vietnam War top of mind. She talks to Bustle about her late 20s and sustaining activism.

Joan Baez attends the Los Angeles premiere of "Joan Baez I Am A Noise" Q&A at Landmark's Nuart Theatre on October 14, ... including playing 14 songs at Woodstock in 1969. Related.

Woodstock’s legacy: Reflections from musicians who played at the festival in 1969 Keith Richards, Joan Baez, Chris Stapleton, Wynton Marsalis, Diamanda Galas, Carlos Santana and others tell us ...

4 Great Performances You Probably Haven’t Heard from the 1969 Woodstock Festival’s First Day. By. ... Joan Baez. Baez closed out Woodstock’s first day with 13-song set that ended at about 3: ...

Joan Baez is the subject of a new documentary 'I Am a Noise,' which ... But that didn't stop her — she went on to deliver an memorable performance at Woodstock in 1969 and has remained a ...

Baez became a voice of protest in the tumultuous 1960s and sang at the 1969 Woodstock festival. Her performances of the traditional song “We Shall Overcome” in the early 1960s became the ...

Folk singer Melanie, in one of her final interviews, recalls her Woodstock breakout, in 1969, and how Joan Baez came to her rescue. Melanie on "Terrifying" Woodstock Performance, In a Final Interview ...

Joan Baez is an icon of 1960s American folk music and a civil rights activist. She sang at the March on Washington in 1963, protested with Cesar Chavez in California, demonstrated against the Vietnam ...