This is a two-piece lot consisting of both an original (printed BEFORE the concert) two-sided handbill / card advertising the following concert festival PLUS a super rare VIP ONLY SEASON PASS to the entire run of concerts.
THE SCHAEFER MUSIC FESTIVAL AT HARVARD STADIUM (in Boston, Mass.)
The festival ran from June 22 through August 17, 1970 and included 16 concerts - one of which was JANIS JOPLIN'S LAST-EVER Concert appearance! Shortly afterward she was her infamous reunion / return to Port Arthur, Texas and then she went back to California to record "Pearl," which would turn out to be released posthumously. Although she didn't die until October 4, 1970, this performance on August 12th would be her last ever concert performance. Here's the full line-up:
THE BAND - June 22
RAY CHARLES & HIS ORCHESTRA and THE RAYLETTS - June 24
B. B. KING, BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND, JAMES COTTON BLUES BAND - June 29
TEN YEARS AFTER, MOTT THE HOOPLE - July 1
The Four Seasons - July 6
MILES DAVIS, BUDDY MILES BIG BAND, Seatrain - July 8
THE GRATEFUL DEAD, John Hammond - July 13
IKE & TINA TURNER, Voices of East Harlem - July 15
John Sebastian, Delaney & Bonnie & friends, Manhattan Transfer - July 29
VAN MORRISON, Great Speckled Bird with Ian & Sylvia, Tom Paxton - July 22
Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Ramsey Lewis, Carla Thomas, Leon Thomas, Percy Mayfield - July 27
Jose Feliciano - July 29
The Johnny Mathis Show - August 1
THE SUPREMES - August 10
JANIS JOPLIN - August 12
Tom Rush, Melanie - August 17
The handbill / card measures 2 1/2 x 4 5/8 inches and is in Near Mint condition. The Season Pass measures 3 3/4 x 3 1/8 inches and is in Near Mint condition, too. The Season Pass was never available for sale to the public. They were only given to industry VIPs by the promoter.

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