Pop Festival Collection

Brian Eno holding receiving his award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

Rod Stewart holding his Best Singer Award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

Emerson, Lake and Palmer at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The event was sponsored by Music Paper Melody Maker, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer won 7 awards

A huge crowd enjoys The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London, in the late summer of 1972 On the day, Rod Stewart won Best Male Vocalist 1972, Emerson Lake and Palmer won 7 awards

Maggie Bell holding her award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

Brian Eno holding his award at The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London. The festival was sponsored by Music Magazine Melody Maker Picture taken 30th September 1972

A loving couple, in their own world, just part of the huge crowd and audience enjoying The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London, in the late summer of 1972 On the day

A long haired music fan, jack over his shoulder, wanders through the huge crowd and audience enjoying The Oval Pop Festival, Oval Cricket Ground, South London, in the late summer of 1972 On the day

The Rolling Stones on stage watched by Hells Angels at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Rolling Stones at Krebworth Pop Festival 21 August 1976 Mick Jagger on stage with Ronnie Wood (left) and Keith Richard; Billy Preston is behind Ronnie. August 1976

Butterflies released at The Rolling Stones free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

The Rolling Stones on stage at their free concert in Londons Hyde Park on 5 July 1969

Aerial view of crowds at the Knebworth pop festival, 1986. Artist: Denis Williams
Aerial view of crowds at the Knebworth pop festival, 1986

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The Oval Pop Festival, held at the iconic Oval Cricket Ground in South London, was a spectacle of music and celebration that left an indelible mark on the hearts of all who attended. The festival brought together legendary musicians from across genres, creating an unforgettable experience for music enthusiasts. One captivating moment captured Brian Eno holding his well-deserved award, his talent shining through as he accepted recognition for his incredible contributions to the industry. Another snapshot showcased Rod Stewart proudly clutching his Best Singer Award, a testament to his unparalleled vocal prowess. Emerson, Lake and Palmer took to the stage with their electrifying performance, mesmerizing the crowd with their musical genius. The atmosphere was electric as a massive sea of people reveled in this extraordinary event at The Oval Pop Festival. A breathtaking aerial view revealed the magnitude of this gathering at Knebworth pop festival in 1986. Denis Williams' artistic eye perfectly encapsulated the sheer size and enthusiasm radiating from every corner of this monumental occasion. Maggie Bell's radiant smile lit up her face as she held her own award high above her head amidst cheers and applause. Her talent had captivated audiences throughout The Oval Pop Festival, leaving an indelible impression on all who witnessed her remarkable performance. Amidst thousands of attendees stood a loving couple lost in their own world; their connection deepened by the shared love for music that surrounded them. They were just one part of a vast crowd united by their passion for melody and rhythm. As we wandered through this immense gathering, we encountered a long-haired music fan carrying his trusty guitar over his shoulder; he exuded an air of freedom and creativity that epitomized what it meant to be part of such an awe-inspiring event like The Oval Pop Festival. In another era-defining moment etched into history forevermore: Hells Angels watched intently as The Rolling Stones commanded the stage during their free concert in London.