Jimi Hendrix Revival Festival

Memorial stone in Flügge: Jimi Hendrix 'last appearance

The Jimi Hendrix Revival Festival is an open air - music festival , which from 1995 to 2010 annually on the first weekend in September at Flügger beach in the western part of the Baltic Sea island of Fehmarn from the Fehmarn Festival Group as Fehmarn Open Air under the motto vain & Out was organized .

history

The festival got its name in memory of Jimi Hendrix , who had his last official appearance in Germany a few days before his death at the same place in 1970 as part of the Love and Peace Festival . Over the years, the organizers have seen increasing numbers of visitors; In 1998 there were around 5,000, in 2005 there were already over 25,000 festival visitors.

The festival took place for the last time in 2010. The 17th edition planned for 2011 was banned in 2011 by the Ostholstein district for nature conservation reasons. The festival did not take place in the following years either, despite intensive efforts by the organizers. A judicial objection to this prohibition has so far been unsuccessful (as of 2014). From 2014 on there will be a permanent exhibition on Jimi Hendrix and his concert on the island in 1970 at the festival site in Flügge . ^[obsolete] From September 2019 the festival will take place every 1st Saturday in September on Fehmarn, but at a new location on a meadow in the Strukkamp district. It has meanwhile been carried out three times again with great success by the Fehmarn Festival Group eV in the old style - for free and outdoors - and should continue to happen in the future with the support of the city of Fehmarn and various sponsors

Bands

1995	1996	1997	1998
Macumba Stadtfurth City Rockband ( advertised as Steinfurthcity ) Mink Farm Henry Heggen & Dick Bird Charly blank firing band Martin Storm Monaco Blues Band	Monaco Blues Band MT.Wizzard Shanghai'd Guts Wooden Ships On The Water Hombre'LCI Mink Farm New Rising Sun Irish bastards	embryo Hannes Bauer & Orchestra Merciless Pineground Four Free Late September Dogs Get Wet Whils	The third ear Jan Gerfast & Voodoo Band Los Bobos Cosmicos Big Joe Turner & His Memphis Blues Caravan KGB & Agent Da Capo Tashakor
1999	2000	2001	2002
Julian Sas & Band Inga hull with rockship Hamburg Blues Band Late September Dogs Lacks Of Limits Slave To The Rhythm Mr. Morning More Experience	Alvin Lee & Band John Campbelljohn Trio Darell Arnold & The Dead Buffalos Germination time Whils Fresh Evidence Soup Town Folls Mink Farm	New glass from old broken pieces Marcel Scherpenzeel & Band Lance Lopez Schluff Jull Phunk MOB Late September Dogs Bubinga Wooden Ships On The Water	Randy Hansen Ana Popović Aynsley Lister Lord Bishop Turquoise tiles The Moon Orchestra Remopile The main offenders
2003	2004	2005	2006
TM Stevens Peer Gynt Roland Parker Cissy Strut Thirsty patchwork FriendZ	Ana Popovic Julian Sas More Experience Marrakesh Express Mickle A Do Powerage Remopile Flangia caiphos	Bjego The Electric Saints Finegas Lake Marrakesh Express Mink Farm Rattlesnake Spectrodize Stoppok Walter Trout & The Radicals Witthüser	Henrik Freischlader Band Mungo Jerry Blues Band Wolf Maahn & Band The Lizzard Kings Traecle People Lord Bishop Rocks Second me Riff raff Lorbazz button
2007	2008	2009	2010
Randy Hansen Vdelli Erja Lyytinen CramB Great Vulture Germination time Leo's Den Lack Of Limits The Kurts Rattlesnake Sonic Jack	Devon Allman 's Honeytribe Dani Wilde & Band Richie Arndt's Rorymania Rattlesnake Machine Cramb Maks and the Minors Hans Söllner & Bayaman'Sissdem Greatwide Errorhead Special guest	Ten Years After Chris Farlowe Joanne Shaw Taylor Bradley's Circus Hamburg Blues Band Errorhead Cosmic fingers Purple Jimmy Cornett raw material Peer crack Shanty Choir Großenbrode	The Brew Henrik Freischlader Band Miller Anderson Wolf Maahn Jimmi Bowskill Todd Wolf Band The Rustiers Great Vulture Double vision Outboard Blocksperga Thirsty mums .3 Christian Höper Peer crack Shanty Choir Großenbrode

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Short biography of The Jimi Hendrix Experience . On: rockhall.com ( Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ). Retrieved March 2, 2010
2. ↑ Klaus Irler: Hendrix Festival in Danger In: the daily newspaper of February 10, 2010. Accessed on March 4, 2010
3. ↑ Gerd-J. Schwennsen: Festival returns as an exhibition. On: ln-online.de, September 13, 2013.