In July 1999, British acid jazz-funk band Jamiroquai—led by Jay Kay and at the peak of their tour supporting Synkronized (1999), marking their commercial high with hits like "Canned Heat"—performed at Woodstock '99, the revived festival in Rome, New York, as a 30th anniversary of the original Woodstock emphasizing alternative rock and pop among 200,000 at the former Griffiss Air Force Base. Their hour-long main stage set, captured in high quality, embodied the American tour climax, where Rob Harris' funky bass lines merged with Jay Kay's vocal intensity and Sola Akingbola's percussion to spark euphoria under summer sun. Featuring tracks like "Virtual Insanity", "Alright", and "Deeper Underground", this show highlighted their role as 90s British funk pioneers, turning the festival stage into a realm of collective groove.