Last Seat in the House

Bill Hanley, renowned as the "Father of Festival Sound," revolutionized live concert audio, most notably at the 1969 Woodstock Music and Arts Fair, where he crafted the festival's iconic sound. His innovative, on-the-fly solutions have become legendary among festivalgoers and sound engineers alike. Since the 1950s, Hanley's passion for audio has transformed audience experiences and set new standards for sound quality in live performances, making a lasting impact on the music industry.