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Trampled by Turtles at Bayfront Park 7-7-18

Erik Berry, Ryan Young, and Dave Carroll of Trampled by Turtles
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Trampled by Turtles' first show at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth since reuniting after a hiatus to release their latest album, Life is Good on the Open Road, drew a sell-out crowd of around 10,000. Clear skies and warm temperatures paired with a cooling breeze made for a gorgeous outdoor experience as a full day of local and regional artists performed. Check out photos from the show below, and find more on our Facebook page.

Teague Alexy and his band opened the show.
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Teague Alexy and bassist Brian Wells
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Laura Sellner and Emma Deaner of Superior Siren
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Superior Siren
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The park slowly filled throughout the afternoon. Some people sat on blankets, some on chairs, and some on the inflatable couches you see here. There were many families with small children, so strollers were plentiful.
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Ryan Acker and Lee Henke of The Last Revel
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The Last Revel invited Lee Martin of Feeding Leroy onstage to play pedal steel on a Neil Young cover
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Mikkel Beckman, Dave Hundrieser, and Charlie Parr
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Charlie Parr with Dave Hundrieser on harmonica
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Kerry Alexander and Connor Davison of Bad Bad Hats
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Minneapolis band Bad Bad Hats
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Sweet moment in the crowd before Trampled by Turtles took the stage
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Front row fans welcoming Trampled by Turtles to the stage
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Dave Carroll, Dave Simonett, Tim Saxhaug, and Eamonn McLain of Trampled by Turtles
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Erik Berry and Ryan Young of Trampled by Turtles
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Kids on parents' shoulders and beach balls being passed around were a common sight in the crowd during the Turtles' set.
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Bass player Tim Saxhaug and cellist Eamonn McLain of Trampled by Turtles
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Christine is The North 103.3's Music Director, a host of Music Through the Day, and the producer of Live from Studio A. One of her favorite things about her job is the opportunity to share music from the Twin Ports’ many talented local artists. In her spare time she takes full of advantage of Duluth’s outdoors opportunities.