Seattle’s three-day Labor Day weekend festival was back under the Space Needle with memorable performances from Pavement, Cypress Hill, James Blake and many more. Besides the music there was skating, cheerleading, burlesque karaoke, a parking lot of sculptures and all the wacky things you’d hope to find in a music festival based in the Pacific Northwest.
Long live keeping things weird.
Located in the Seattle Center in the Lower Queen Anne neighborhood, the festival took a three-year time out after 2019 due to the plague, but last year it returned with gusto.
This year they added even more pizzazz to the mixture and many are saying it was one of the best fests the center has ever seen.
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