Bull Island. 1972. Three days of peace, love & music.
One of the wildest chapters in Indiana music history happened near the tiny town of Griffin in September 1972. Remembered simply as Bull Island, the huge Labor Day weekend gathering has become part music history, part Indiana legend.
Our vintage-inspired design captures the spirit of the era with a motorcycle, festival grounds and a peace-sign-flashing festivalgoer, all rendered in an aged, old-school concert-shirt style. The cream artwork against the dark shirt gives it the feel of something that might have survived in the back of a dresser drawer since 1972.
Printed on a Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed T-shirt, it's a natural fit for an Indiana story that deserves to be remembered.
Perfect for those who were there, those who remember hearing the stories, vintage music fans, and Hoosiers who enjoy discovering the stranger corners of our state's past.
Details
- Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed T-shirt
- Soft, substantial 100% ring-spun cotton
- Relaxed unisex fit
- Garment-dyed for a comfortable, broken-in feel
- Vintage-style distressed artwork
- Printed to order
- Indiana-inspired original design from Hoosier Daddy Shop
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors. Use mild detergent. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low or hang dry for the longest print life. Do not iron directly over the printed design. Do not dry clean.
Indiana Nostalgia for Hoosiers Everywhere.
