Is the movie Woodstock available on Netflix, Disney+, Prime or Apple TV+?

At Stream Tracker, we're revisiting Woodstock (1970), the landmark concert film that throws you into that mud-streaked, tent-strewn moment in 1969 when half a million people turned a dairy farm in Bethel into a spontaneous city of music, chaos and counterculture. With backstage access, blistering performances and candid portraits of concertgoers — from wild crowds and naked fans sliding in the mud to the surreal sight of National Guard helicopters bringing food and medical aid — the documentary captures both the euphoria and the mess of the festival. The film earned the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, and its footage remains one of the most iconic records of the era. In this article, the Stream Tracker team checks where you can stream Woodstock today — whether it’s on Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video or Apple TV+ — and how to find the best version to watch, from restored cuts to bonus material. If you’re after live riffs, muddy singalongs or a piece of music history, read on to see which platforms carry this essential chronicle of a generation.

Synopsis

From the first logistical plans to the final cleanup, this film delivers an intimate, ground‑level account of the 1969 Bethel, New York gathering. Drawing on rare insider testimony and blistering concert footage, it paints vivid portraits of the crowd and lays bare the event’s contradictions: ecstatic musical moments and widespread drug use among performers, naked fans slipping through mud, fences giving way under unexpectedly huge crowds, and the surreal arrival of National Guard helicopters bringing food and medical aid to an emergent city of some 500,000 people.

Release date

1970

Duration

3h 45min

Rating

Director

Michael Wadleigh

Country

États-Unis

Genre(s)

Documentaire, Histoire, Musique

Cast

Richie Havens Joan Baez Roger Daltrey John Entwistle Keith Moon Pete Townshend Joe Cocker