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“Us and them doesn’t exist any more”: How The Cult’s Ian Astbury tried to break down genre barriers with his pre-Lollapalooza festival Gathering Of The Tribes, and claimed he got “ripped off” for his trouble

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“Us and them doesn’t exist any more”: How The Cult’s Ian Astbury tried to break down genre barriers with his pre-Lollapalooza festival Gathering Of The Tribes, and claimed he got “ripped off” for his trouble

Don’t tell Ian Astbury that Perry Farrell invented the concept of the genre-fluid alt. rock festival in the US

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