Floating Bridge Concert History

Floating Bridge was a short-lived but fascinating American psychedelic rock band from Seattle, Washington, active between 1967 and 1969. The band's name comes from the famous bridge in Seattle that crosses Lake Washington. Their sound was a blend of bluesy hard rock, psychedelic guitar riffs, and creative cover versions that made them a hidden gem of the late 1960s. Guitarist Rich Dangel (formerly of The Wailers) and bassist Joe Johnson formed the band after the end of The Time Machine.

Nov 07, 1969
Floating Bridge The Matrix San Francisco, California, United States
Aug 30, 1969 –
Sep 01, 1969
Sky River Rock Festival & Lighter Than Air Fair
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Rainier Hereford Ranch Tenino, Washington, United States
Mar 09, 1969
Floating Bridge Eagles Auditorium Seattle, Washington, United States
Mar 02, 1969
Floating Bridge Village Bistro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Feb 26, 1969
Floating Bridge Village Bistro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Feb 01, 1969
Floating Bridge Eagles Auditorium Seattle, Washington, United States
Dec 27, 1968
Floating Bridge Seattle Center Arena Seattle, Washington, United States
Psychedelic Rock
Blues Rock
Psychedelic
Stoner Rock
Stoner Metal
Acid Rock
Psychedelic Blues-Rock
60s Psychedelic And Garage
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2008 1 concert
2007 1 concert
1970 3 concerts
1969 7 concerts
1968 2 concerts

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