Lilith Fair

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Lilith Fair was a groundbreaking all-female music festival tour in the late 1990s that showcased women artists across genres and helped reshape the landscape of popular music and touring.

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instanceOf all-female music festival
concert tour
music festival
awarded Billboard Touring Award for top festival tour (1997–1999 era, contextually)
charitableAspect donated a portion of proceeds to women’s charities
coFounder Dan Fraser
Marty Diamond
Terry McBride
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1999
focus women in music
founder Sarah McLachlan
genre alternative rock
country music
folk music
pop music
rock music
inception 1997
location North America
nameOrigin named after the mythological figure Lilith
notablePerformer Alanis Morissette
Emmylou Harris
Fiona Apple
Indigo Girls
Jewel
Lauryn Hill
Lisa Loeb
Meredith Brooks
Missy Elliott
Natalie Merchant
Paula Cole
Sarah McLachlan
Sheryl Crow
Suzanne Vega
Tori Amos
Tracy Chapman
notableYear 1997
1998
1999
organizer Sarah McLachlan
policy only female solo artists or female-led bands on the bill
revival 2010
revivalDescription attempted relaunch of the festival in 2010 with a new touring lineup
socialImpact challenged industry assumptions about commercial viability of women-led tours
helped increase visibility of women musicians in mainstream music
timePeriod late 1990s
tourType summer tour

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Sarah McLachlan founded Lilith Fair
Sarah McLachlan associatedAct Lilith Fair
Angel associatedAct Lilith Fair
subject surface form: Angel (Sarah McLachlan song)
Building a Mystery associatedAct Lilith Fair