Streetlight Manifesto By Megan Randall After Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning” as their intro, the ska/punk band Streetlight Manifesto stormed the Monster Stage late afternoon Day 3 at the Bunbury Music Festival with their “Watch It Crash.” This set definitely did NOT crash and burn contrary to what the song would have led you to believe. Rather, most in the audience…
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Clutch By Megan Randall “This is our first show in three months and it DEFINITELY feels like it,” exclaimed Clutch front man Neil Fallon. I hate to tell you, Neil, it didn’t. The band commanded the Sawyer Point stage on Day 3 of the Bunbury Music Festival just like they always have—with extreme energy and enthusiasm that pulls you in…
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The 1975 By Alex Jones As Bunbury 2019 came to a close, there was only one band left to see. Coming all the way from Manchester England, the pop rock group brought the energy with them from overseas. It was arguable the most crowded performance of the weekend too. Fans gathered at the main stage over an hour and…
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Greta Van Fleet By Alex Jones As night 2 came to a close, and the Sublime concert had just ended, people gathered at the main stage to see the closest thing to being in a time machine as I’ll ever experience. Greta Van Fleet is a hard rock group that makes you feel like you’re living in the peak…
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