The festivals keep coming: A recap of Detour’s Rock City fest
Detour had its bash – the Rock City festival. If you were there, you
know how it went down. There were a lot of bands, a lot of sweat, and
maybe a few tears (a least one person had to have cried, right?).
Anyway, if you missed it, or if you just want to relive it, Detour
recapped all three days in photos and blurbs.
Detour had its bash – the Rock City festival. If you were there, you know how it went down. There were a lot of bands, a lot of sweat, and maybe a few tears (a least one person had to have cried, right?). Anyway, if you missed it, or if you just want to relive it, Detour recapped all three days in photos and blurbs.
Relive the festival here.
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