Famed Hoboken Venue Maxwell's Is the Subject of a New Documentary-and Its Makers Want Your Videos and Photos
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Maxwell's was a significant music venue in Hoboken, New Jersey, operating from 1978 until 2013. Directed by Paul Rachman, the documentary 'No Backstage at Maxwell's' will include archival footage, photographer insights, and interviews with key figures associated with the venue. Among its notable acts were R.E.M., Nirvana, and Bruce Springsteen. The production team is inviting submissions from those with personal connections to Maxwell's, enhancing the documentary's narrative of community and artistic collaboration within the music scene.
"Maxwell's wasn't just a club-it was a community. It was a proving ground. It was where music scenes collided, friendships were forged, and bands found both their audience and their soul."
Maxwell's, started by Steve Fallon, opened in 1978 and closed in 2013, becoming renowned for hosting influential acts within a 200-capacity venue.
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