Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Springsteen sings “Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)” alongside Jake Clemons and Steven Van Zandt
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The Revivalists
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Louisiana rockers graced the main stage Saturday afternoon.
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The Hives
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Swedish rockers just before taking the stage
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Sierra Ferrell
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The singer-songwriter brought Nashville to Asbury Park during her band’s thrilling Saturday-afternoon performance.
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Kool & the Gang
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Robert “Kool” Bell led his band through the weekend’s most hit-filled set (“Celebration,” “Jungle Boogie,” “Get Down on It”).
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Peaches
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Canadian electroclash legend poses outside a truck backstage before headlining Saturday’s Sand Stage
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Grace Potter
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Vermont singer-guitarist covered Led Zeppelin and ran through highlights from her past decade.
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Guster
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Massachusetts quartet posing outside their trailer before taking the stage
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The Revivalists
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The band poses in the Jersey Shore sand behind the Sea.Hear.Now main stage
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The Hives
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Lead singer Pelle Almqvist lets the crowd take over vocals
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Sunshine Spazz
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Michael Rutter, bassist for Sunshine Spazz, during the local band’s Sunday-morning set
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Norah Jones
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The singer-songwriter poses before her Sunday-afternoon set, which concluded with her signature “Don’t Know Why”
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Joe P
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Started in 2018, the festival makes a point of spotlighting local talent, like Asbury Park’s own Joe P, who played Saturday.
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311
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Nineties rock fusionists headlined Saturday’s Park Stage
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Jersey Boys
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Brian Fallon chats with Springsteen, his longtime mentor and collaborator, before his band, the Gaslight Anthem, take the stage on Sunday (Springsteen joined for the first two songs)
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Trey Anastasio Band
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Trey Anastasio brought his seven-piece backing band to his home state for a thrilling set that included a Springsteen sit-in on “Kitty’s Back.”
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Noah Kahan
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Kahan, the most popular contemporary hitmaker on this year’s lineup, during his main-stage headlining set Saturday evening
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Robert Randolph
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Robert Randolph delivered a high-energy Saturday-afternoon set before jamming with Springsteen at the Stone Pony later that evening.
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Eggy
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Connecticut jam band during its Sunday-afternoon performance
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311
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The quintet take a moment on the jetty before they take the stage.
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Joy Oladokun
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Weeks before releasing her new album, ‘Observations From a Crowded Room,’ Oladokun poses just moments before performing Sunday afternoon.
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Bertha: Grateful Drag
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Grateful Dead cover band poses inside the Asbury Park Convention Hall after performing
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Bruce and Patti
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Patti Scialfa, who recently announced she has cancer, joined her husband for an emotional take on 1987’s “Tougher Than the Rest.”
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Grace Potter
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Grace Potter and her band pose on the Jersey jetty
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Robert Randolph
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The guitarist delivered one of the most blistering, high-energy performances of the weekend.
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Ocean Ave Stompers
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The local brass band burst into a medley of Springsteen songs mid-festival.
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Trey Anastasio
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Playing directly before the E Street Band, Anastasio explained to the crowd that his his first-ever concert was a Springsteen show.
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Eggy
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The jam band outside its trailer
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Sonic Blume
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The Asbury Park indie rockers kicked off the festival Saturday afternoon.
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The Gaslight Anthem with Bruce Springsteen
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Springsteen duetted with Fallon on the title track from the band’s recent LP, ‘History Books,’ then sang backup vocals and played guitar on the band’s signature “American Slang.”
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Karina Rykman
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone The singer-bassist joined Gaslight Anthem for “The ’59 Sound” and a cover of Billie Eilish’s “Ocean Eyes.”
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Joy Oladokun
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Oladokun ran through highlights from recent albums and delivered a tearjerking cover of “Blackbird.”
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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band
Image Credit: Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Springsteen delivered an unforgettable set heavy on early-Seventies classics like “Blinded by the Light,” which, he explained, he wrote “about 500 yards north” of the Asbury Park boardwalk.