As the sun slowly began to set on Day 2 of Sasquatch! Music Festival 2018, Shakey Graves took the Bigfoot stage to entertain the masses. The color of the sky cast a warm glow on the band, who powered through their set as phenomenal as ever (despite the fact that they were essentially staring into the sun).
On Sunday night – Day 3 of Sasquatch! Music Festival 2018 – Slowdive took the Bigfoot stage and played with brilliantly colored lights and smoke surrounding them. We popped in to grab a few photos during the first song, soaking in the beauty and wonder of their immaculate sound.
Sunday, May 27th marked the third day of 2018’s Sasquatch! Music Festival overlooking The Gorge in Quincy, WA. PNW-native Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast led her band through an incredible performance, and we nabbed some photos of the fun.
Three of the most stunning performances of Day 2 at Sasquatch! Music Festival this year were put on by Lizzo, Girlpool, and the ever-incredible Japandroids. All three brought their own unique flavor to the three day event in Quincy, WA, and we nabbed a few shots from the crowd to give you a visual of it all.
Keep up with Lizzo here, Girlpool here, and Japandroids here.
The sun’s light began to fade across The Gorge as Thunderpussy played to a tight crowd at the El Chupacabra stage on Day 1 of Sasquatch! Music Festival. We got to capture some of the glimmer of the early evening, and Thunderpussy has new fans because of it.
On May 22nd, the legendary punk rock band Hawthorne Heights made an incredible appearance at The Granada in Lawrence, Kansas. Photographer Ashleigh Lee was on hand to nab some of our favorite moments.
On Friday, March 25th, Day 1 of Sasquatch! Music Festival 2018 was incredibly hot, insanely gorgeous, and infinitely entertaining. Three acts we caught glimpses of were Son Little, Wolf Parade, and Whitney. Check out our highlights below!
Keep up with Son Little here, Wolf Parade here, and Whitney here.
Day 1 at Sasquatch! Music Festival 2018 was jaw-dropping. We started off our day at the Bigfoot stage, enjoying the musical stylings of Washington-based Giants in The Trees. The entire band was entertaining from the very first lines of the first song, to the end of the set. And we’re more than smitten with the way that Krist Novoselic danced while playing the accordion.
On May 25th – otherwise known as Day 1 at Sasquatch! Music Festival in Quincy, Washington – The Suffers made a phenomenal performance overlooking a beautiful crowd at The Gorge close to sunset. It was an invigorating set, adequately preparing us all for a long night of wonderful music. We got some photos of the set, as well as a couple of portraits with leader singer Kam Franklin and drummer Nick Zamora.