Porterdale Woodstock will bring live, free music from the 1960s and 1970s to the Porterdale Depot on Main Street Saturday, May 19.

The concert will be held on the shoals of the Yellow River from noon until after dark. The performing bands played in the metro area during the late 60s to early 70s.

"They have come together and worked hard to bring back the music from an era gone by," said Steve Hitchcock, event organizer.

Performing bands will include "The Good Omens," "The Tickets," "Blind Five-O" and "The Goats and Tigers 60s Rock Band Reunion."

"This will be a very exciting outdoor event in Porterdale," Hitchcock said. "The city is excited about having this event and look forward to many visitors during the day."

Concert goers are encouraged to bring a picnic and seating to enjoy the day.

The event follows a similar one at "Twelve Oaks Recording Studio" in Smyrna earlier this year.

"The little town of Porterdale will rock into the night," Hitchcock said.