EXHIBITION | The Band: From Woodstock to The Last Waltz

An exhibition tracing The Band from Woodstock to The Last Waltz, featuring photographs by Elliott Landy and Larry Hulst. Experience The Band: From Woodstock to The Last Waltz , a photography exhibition featuring works by Elliott Landy and Larry Hulst. The show chronicles The Band’s journey from a group of musicians finding their sound in Woodstock to one of the defining sounds of their generation. Before there was The Band, Levon Helm, Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Richard Manuel and Garth Hudson were Levon and the Hawks, backing Bob Dylan as he moved from folk to electric rock. In Woodstock, they recorded the informal sessions that became known as The Basement Tapes . Their first two albums, Music from Big Pink and The Band , helped redirect rock toward its roots, drawing from country, blues, gospel, folk and early rock and roll. Elliott Landy photographed The Band as they settled into life around Woodstock, gaining intimate access to the musicians at home, in the landscape and between performances. Larry Hulst’s photographs capture The Band at The Last Waltz, their 1976 farewell concert at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, alongside Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Muddy Waters, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and others. The exhibition marks the 50th anniversary of this landmark concert. Your ticket includes: Admission The exhibition is on view October 10–November 14 . Admission is free with RSVP. Select your preferred date and time at checkout, and we look forward to welcoming you. Artist Talk & Book Signing Join Elliott Landy for an artist talk and book signing for his new book, The Band Photographs, 1968–1969: Two-Volume Set , on November 14, 2026, from 2–5 PM . The book brings together photographs from the year Landy spent with The Band as they created the albums Music from Big Pink and The Band . Purchase your tickets here . About Musichead Gallery Founded in 1998 by Sam Milgrom, Musichead Gallery is a destination for collectible music photography on Sunset Boulevard, representing over 80 world-renowned photographers whose archives capture the greatest moments in music history. The gallery presents museum-quality photography exhibitions, book signings and artist talks, bringing together the timeless power of music and art across generations. Visit musichead.com to learn more.