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Sea.Hear.Now Festival Features Wide Range of Sets
Sea.Hear.Now featured performances from Snacktime, Jarod Clemons, Steph Strings, 54 Ultra, Tom Odell, Men At Work, Chaka Khan, The Offspring, Shaggy, Mumford and Sons, Fontaines D.C. and Kim Gordon.
Snacktime performed at the event ahead of Sea.Hear.Now and played two shows in New York the previous night. Jarod Clemons delivered one of the festival's early performances on Saturday afternoon, performing songs from the Blinding Lights album. Steph Strings played Lion and Devil Woman during an acoustic set, while 54 Ultra performed Heaven Knows during a New Jersey performance.
At the Sand Stage, Tom Odell covered Bruce Springsteen's Dancing in the Dark, Shaggy performed Angel and It Wasn’t Me, and Kim Gordon delivered a 17-song punk rock set. On the Surf Stage, Men At Work performed Overkill, Down Under, Who Can it Be Now? and B Good Johnny, while Fontaines D.C. performed Marianne, Bug and Starburster.
Chaka Khan celebrated her new album Chakzilla with a new set and performed several of her hits. The Offspring held a warm-up performance at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park before the festival. Mumford and Sons closed the first day of the festival with a performance of Rubberband Man.
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