TEXXAS World Music Festival '79 Retro T-Shirt
TEXXAS World Music Festival '79 Retro T-Shirt
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THE ZOO was a sponsor of the 1979 Texxas World Music Festival, also known as the Texxas Jam, held on June 9 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, was a landmark rock concert that drew around 80,000 fans in scorching 104-degree heat. Day-pass tickets cost just $15, a bargain compared to modern festival prices, making it accessible to a massive crowd of rock fans. Beyond the music, the comedy duo Cheech and Chong performed, adding a unique non-musical element to the festival, which was unusual for rock-heavy lineups at the time.
This vintage shirt is a rite of passage in rock history for anyone who wears it. This soft-style t-shirt is made from very soft materials, 100% cotton. The back of the shirt includes the lineup and the zoo logo.
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