Watershed festival lets fans celebrate country music
Luke Bryan performed at Watershed this year, after canceling at the last minute due to illness in 2023.
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Dylan Scott brought energy to the stage Saturday evening, interacting with fans by taking their phones to take pictures, wearing items they would throw to him like sunglasses and bracelets, even wiping his sweat with a shirt that was thrown on stage and then throwing it back.
Cole Swindell rocked the stage Saturday night at Watershed.
Maddie Font of the country music duo Maddie & Tae rocked the stage alone on Friday due to Tae being ill.
Many Shedders sported cowboy hats of different styles and paired them with smiles throughout the weekend at Watershed.
Riley Green enthralled the Watershed crowd Friday evening with a variety of songs.
The crowds at Watershed went wild for each artist as they came onstage, singing along to their favorites and taking the opportunity to get photos and videos of the stars.
GEORGE — Watershed Festival had another successful show Aug. 2-4, bringing some of the biggest, and some soon-to-be-famous, country music artists to the Gorge.
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