![]() ![]() ![]() The side stage brought forth a more eclectic mix of acts, ranging from post-hardcore to experimental rock. ![]() Even with these issues, they persevered and got the crowd moving. Progressive metalcore act Born of Osiris also put on a great performance, despite being plagued by various technical difficulties. In fact, nearly every band on the lineup brought their A-game, whether they were decimating the mosh pits or creating a chilled-out atmosphere with lush instrumentals.Ī majority of the heavier acts ushered in the main stage, with absolutely crushing sets from the likes of Kublai Khan, Fire From The Gods, Volumes, and Veil of Maya. While the circumstances this year were sadder than the last time Swanfest took place, there was a palpable feeling in the air that amplified the age-old sentiment of “the show must go on.” It was clear from every band that took the stage that day, beginning with Moon Tooth (who are currently opening for Dance Gavin Dance on their North American tour). To say that the Sacramento rock act’s hour-long set was emotional for all those in attendance would be an understatement.Īs fans entered the festival grounds around 12 PM, they were greeted with a billboard adorned with a larger-than-life photo of the late bass player. It was only days before the festival was to take place that the members of Dance Gavin Dance announced that tragic passing of longtime bassist Tim Feerick. This year, the festival returned to a venue with a new name (Heart Health Park), a brand-new roster (featuring acts like Animals as Leaders, Knocked Loose, and The Fall of Troy) and a modified lineup. Originally scheduled to take place in April 2020, the second edition of the one-day festival was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. When Dance Gavin Dance’s second annual ‘Swanfest’ was announced, the world was truly different. ![]()
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