Day 2's headliner stomped onstage at sunset with a mission, spitting venom over the cold, sparse thump of "A Tale of 2 Cities" as the sun be...
As the rain splattered the sea of stage-facing heads, Miguel promised "one more song!" — as one does — but then surprised with his final cho...
The best rap show of Pemby Fest to this point belongs to a couple of hyperactive, stuck-in-the-'90s potheads whose combined age is 91. W...
You'd have to be old enough to have gotten your '91 mind blown the first time you heard "The Phuncky Feel One" if you were to recall a time...
With acts juggled over four stages, the festivalgoers at Pemberton were forced to spread out in pursuit of their favourite bands. But the st...
Seizing the stage at 1 a.m. as darkness obscured the postcard views of Pemberton Festival, the evening's last act ended the fest's first nig...
Within one minute of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros taking the Mount Currie Stage, the field was rushed and Alex Ebert himself jumped...
As July Talk launched into "Blood & Honey," the energy of singer Leah Fay was unmatched, bouncing off monitors and the drum kit, headbanging...
Falling right into the beautifully crafted "Out Alee," Hundred Waters graced the Bass Camp Stage on the last day of Pemberton (July 19). Cup...
With mere minutes to go before Missy took the Pemberton Stage, the festival grounds were absolutely rammed waiting for her set to drop. A wh...
An epic number of beards took the stage as the backing band for Father John Misty. Ever the ostentatious performer, man-of-the-moment Joshua...
