The #1976fest festival will take place in Moscow, dedicated to one of the brightest years in the history of rock music. Guests can expect five hours of continuous live sound, five tribute bands, and several anniversaries of legendary albums. The concert will transport attendees back to 1976 - a time when classic rock reached its peak popularity and artistic power. The main idea of the festival is to celebrate the 50th anniversary of iconic records released in 1976. The focus will be on the albums "Hotel California" by the Eagles, "Presence" by Led Zeppelin, "Rainbow Rising" by Rainbow, "Wings at the Speed of Sound" by Paul McCartney, and "A New World Record" by Electric Light Orchestra. These releases became significant milestones in music history and are still considered classics. The festival continues a series of themed musical projects, where the program is entirely dedicated to a specific year in world culture. On stage, the music of the bands that shaped the sound of the era will be performed: Eagles, Led Zeppelin, Rainbow, Electric Light Orchestra, and Paul McCartney's Wings. The year 1976 is often referred to as the final point of the golden age of classic rock. Soon, new directions - punk and disco - will change the musical scene. But for one evening, listeners will be able to return to the moment when rock was at its peak popularity and sounded particularly powerful. A special place in the program is reserved for the 50th anniversary of the album "Hotel California" - one of the most famous rock albums of its time. The music of the Eagles will serve as a guide to the atmosphere of that era. The albums of Led Zeppelin, Rainbow, and Wings will be performed in full - from the first to the last track, just as they were conceived by the authors nearly half a century ago. These concert programs have been specially prepared for #1976fest. Five bands will perform on stage: Time Arrow with an Eagles Tribute program, Tea For Four performing the Led Zeppelin album Presence, the band Father McKenzie with an Electric Light Orchestra Tribute program, the Novosibirsk group Flashback with a concert version of the album Rainbow Rising, and The Speed Sounds, representing p.