May peace & love light our path. HairTribes.com — the forever home for every soul who’s ever lived Hair: cast, crew, musicians, stagehands, designers, grips, and every fan who still cries at “Let the Sunshine In.” Since 1968 the tribe never left. We’ve saved your spot in the circle. Come home. ✌️❤️🌈 In loving memory of Michael Butler, Jim Rado, Gerome Ragni, Galt MacDermot, Tom O’Horgan, and every beautiful soul from the tribe who has left the stage and joined the great be-in in the sky.
The tribe is forever. Let the Sunshine in.❤️🔥🙏🏻🌈🙏🏼🎼🙏🏽🎶🙏🏾✌️❤️
The Iconic Double-Headed Logo of HAiR A Timeless Symbol of Peace, Love, and Freedom The Double-Headed Logo is the single most recognizable image of the 1960s counterculture. Created for the original 1968 Broadway production of HAiR: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical, it remains instantly identifiable more than 55 years later. The face in the logo belongs to Steve Curry, who originated the role of Woof. His portrait was mirrored to create the symmetrical double-headed design, perfectly capturing the show’s message of unity, connection, and tribal love. Producer Michael Butler trademarked the logo and spent five decades protecting and promoting it worldwide. From Broadway to the 1979 film and countless international productions, Butler made sure the symbol — and the values it represents — endured. He passed away in 2022, but his vision lives on. A portion of every sale goes directly to preserving Michael Butler’s legacy and keeping the message of peace, love, and freedom alive for new generations. Shop now at HAiRTribes.com — authentic gear, real history, direct support for the tribe that started it all. ✌️🌈 Let the sunshine in. It’s in serving each other we become free.
