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THINGS That Made Weekend One Unforgettable
The first weekend of the THING festival lit up the Seattle scene with a vibrant mix of music and community spirit. With the sun peeking through the clouds, attendees enjoyed an enchanting afternoon led by Jessica Pratt, whose stripped-down set mesmerized the crowd. Her hit "By Hook or by Crook" showcased her unique Bossa Nova-inspired sound, setting a relaxed yet invigorating tone for the day.
Rising Stars: Deep Sea Diver Steals Hearts
As the festival progressed, Seattle’s own Deep Sea Diver captivated fans with their melodic and powerful tunes from their latest album, Billboard Heart. The buzzing excitement in the crowd was palpable—old fans shared their love for DSD while introducing them to newcomers. As their songs blended soft melodies with heavy beats, it was clear that DSD's star is on the rise. Their knack for songwriting, especially by the talented Jessica Dobson, promises a bright future ahead. Ensure you catch them live upon their return from a European tour!
Orville Peck: A Night of Color and Energy
Next came the flamboyant Orville Peck, appearing in his signature sleeveless Canadian tuxedo, mask, and cowboy hat. Despite not having collaborators like Shania Twain and Kylie Minogue at his side, Peck delivered an electrifying performance that had everyone swaying to his acoustic hit "No Glory in the West." The crescendo of the night had attendees feeling like "Queens of the Rodeo," filling the atmosphere with rainbows and infectious energy.
Father John Misty: A Grand Finale That Thrilled
Finally, Father John Misty took to the stage, showcasing his unmatched charisma with an opening number titled "Time Makes Fools of Us All." His expressive mannerisms made for a captivating performance, reminiscent of Broadway theatre. The audience found themselves swept into the narrative of his songs, particularly with powerful tracks like "Ideal Husband," as the crowd’s energy surged, mimicking the electrifying atmosphere of a punk rock show.
The Vibe of THING: More than Just Music
Amidst the performances, THING festival created an environment where music lovers of all backgrounds could unite. Whether you found shade to relax or braved the sun for a spot at the front, the essence of the festival was to enjoy good music and great company. Remlinger Farms provided spacious grounds, enhancing the festival experience where friends and families can enjoy each other’s company in a delightful setting.
What’s Next for Weekend Two at THING?
The excitement doesn’t stop here. As weekend two approaches, attendees are gearing up for another dose of incredible music and experiences. With more stars set to perform, the anticipation is buzzing in the Seattle air. For those looking for cultural events today or nearby, the THING Festival is a must-visit.
Your Invitation to Join the Celebration
Wrap up your festival weekend plans and head to THING to experience this cultural event that unites music, art, and community. Share in the joy and soulful connections made through live performances, as everyone from die-hard fans to curious newcomers finds their place here.
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