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Homegrown Music Festival 2019: Day 7

Spin Collective
Stevie Twining
Jacob Mahon
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Jacob Mahon wasn't even born when the Homegrown Music Festival started in 1999, but on Saturday night, he and The Salty Dogs demonstrated that the fest in good hands as the next generation takes its place in the local music scene. 

The six-piece band already had the large crowd at The Rex whipped up by the time they invited Nick Muska and Lauren Cooper of One Less Guest and Teague Alexy up on stage to end the night, covering Alexy's "Ol' John Doe" before closing with the title track from their latest album Butt Rock. The audience shouted for an encore, and was treated to the celebratory groove of Funkadelic's "Can You Get to That?" that got the whole place moving. Someone in the crowd blew bubbles toward the stage as Mahon did a little teasing dance before taking off his shirt and stage diving into the crowd. It was everything that could be desired to wrap up the last night of the festival.

Check out photos from the rest of the Saturday festivities below:

Kickball at Chester Bowl
Credit Maija Jenson for KUMD

Teague Alexy & Common Thread

Paul Cerar
Big Science
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Moonlight Community
Credit Stevie Twining
Peter Pain, aka Bob Monahan
Credit Stevie Twining

Copper Core
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

The Spin Collective
Credit Stevie Twining

Horse Fzce performs on the trolley
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Al Church
Credit Stevie Twining

JayGee performs at Carmody
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Moon Dogs at R.T. Quinlan's
Credit Vicki Kurker

Venus de Mars
Credit Kaci Warneke

Christopher David Hanson Band
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Christopher David Hanson's dog Minnow peeks out from behind the merch case
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Timbre Ghost
Credit Kaci Warneke

Fontanelles
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

The Latelys
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

Jacob Mahon and The Salty Dogs with Teague Alexy and members of One Less Guest
Credit Christine Dean for KUMD

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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.