Those performing were barely visible behind a sea of heads. The sound system was superb and loud enough to enjoy.

The area in front of the Main Stage was crowded with people standing. This was unfair to those seated behind who could hear but not see the performance.

One of the bits of decoration was this mushroom made of cloth.

The group playing was named, "Royal Jelly Jive." As described on their website, "Few bands have the ability to evoke an old-school throwback vibe and yet sound entirely fresh and new at the same time. Royal Jelly Jive is one of those bands. Combining elements of Soul, Rock, Swing and Hip-Hop, Royal Jelly Jive shakes up every dance-party and grooves harder than your typical rock n' roll band dares to go. It is all fronted by enigmatic singer Lauren Bjelde, whose sultry voice and songwriting lands somewhere in-between Amy Winehouse and Tom Waits."

A statue of a yellow faerie decorated the left side of the stage.

Folks standing at the head of the stage raised their hands in celebration; while one fellow played with a beach ball.

From a distance, more decoration could be seen at the left side of the stage. A tall banner resembled a rock album cover. A fancy geodesic sphere covered in a cloth. And a cutout of a dancing woman.

Decoration at the right side of the stage included: a tall banner; a beach ball; a jelly fish; and another faerie.