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Photos: From the Main Stages to the House Parties, A Look Back at This Year’s 35 Denton

From acts big and small, new and legendary, photographer Andi Harman was on hand at the weekend fest, and she sends these photos.
By Andi Harman |
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Yes, there was rain again at this year’s 35 Denton, but that didn’t stop what has quickly become the best music festival in North Texas from delivering. From acts big and small, new and legendary, photographer Andi Harman was on hand at the weekend fest, and she sends these photos. 

Friday

Brutal Juice
Brutal Juice
Brutal Juice
Roky Erickson
Roky Erickson
Roky Erickson
Roky Erickson
The crowd at Sleep
Sleep
Sleep
Sleep
Cutter at Andy’s
Cutter
Juve
Neeks performance during the Def Rain set
Def Rain
Neeks
Shiny Around the Edges
Shiny Around the Edges
Whirr

 

Saturday

Daniel Francis Doyle

Prisons
Line at The Hive
Dev Hynes, performing with Solange
Dev Hynes, performing with Solange
Solange
Solange
Dev Hynes, performing with Solange
Solange
Solange
Vulgar Fashion
Vulgar Fashion
Vulgar Fashion
Vulgar Fashion
The Soft Moon
Com Truise

 

Sunday

Beach Fossils
Reigning Sound
A fan joins Reigning Sound onstage
Reigning Sound
School of Rock
Mikal Cronin
Mikal Cronin
Crowd at Mikal Cronin
Thee Oh Sees
Thee Oh Sees
Crowd at Thee Oh Sees
Thee Oh Sees
Thurston Moore, performing with Chelsea Light Moving
Chelsea Light Moving
Chelsea Light Moving
Crowd at Chelsea Light Moving
Violent Squid
Eat Avery’s Bones
Eat Avery’s Bones
Naomi Punk
Mac DeMarco
Mac DeMarco
Prurient
Silver Apples
Silver Apples

 

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