Rob Fleming, the main character in "High Fidelity," owns a record store called "Championship Vinyl," which becomes a central setting for the story.

In "The Music of Bees," the characters embark on a journey to the Bonnaroo Music Festival, where they navigate relationships, self-discovery, and the power of music.

The novel follows the rise and fall of the fictional rock band "Daisy Jones & The Six," capturing the tumultuous journey of their music career.

In Hanya Yanagihara's "To Paradise," the character Charlie attends a music festival in the 1990s, where he experiences a life-changing encounter.

The story takes place at the Nightmare Festival, a dark and dangerous music festival where the characters face supernatural threats.

Michael Lang's book chronicles the iconic Woodstock Music Festival of 1969, capturing the spirit and significance of the event.

Nick is the driving force behind the music festival in "The Festival," bringing together diverse characters and storylines.

In "Modern Lovers," Emma Straub weaves a story of love, friendship, and family against the backdrop of a music festival.

The Love Festival in "The Love Song of Miss Queenie" serves as a catalyst for transformative experiences and connections among the characters.

Steve Kluger's "The Last Days of Summer" captures the essence of the legendary Woodstock Music Festival and its impact on a generation.

The Music Shop in Rachel Joyce's novel becomes a sanctuary for characters seeking solace and connection through music.

In "One Plus One," Jojo Moyes weaves a tale of love and self-discovery against the vibrant backdrop of a music festival.

Max Vinyl is the central character in the "The Vinyl Detective" series, using his expertise in records to solve intriguing mysteries.

Kim Fu's "The Festival of the Dead" explores themes of loss, grief, and connection at the annual Burning Man festival.

Dick is Rob Fleming's colleague at Championship Vinyl, sharing his passion for music and contributing to the store's unique atmosphere.