GALLERY: ’90s makes a comeback at Grant Co. Fairgrounds
’90s Flannel Fest returned to the Grant County Fairgrounds for its annual concert. The festival had tribute bands including Green Day, Soundgarden, Nirvana and Pearl Jam.
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Nick Stone, singer and guitarist for Nevermind, a Seattle tribute band honoring Nirvana, smashes his guitar during the final song of their set at ’90s Flannel Fest Sat. night.
During ’90s Flannel Fest, the three MC’s, MCAin’t, Mike Double D and BADRock, backed by a four-piece band & DJ, the White Castle Combo performed covers of Beastie Boys songs.
Superunknown, a tribute band to Soundgarden, lead singer points to the crowd during their ’90s Flannel Fest performance.
The crowd at ’90s Flannel Festival rocks hard to Nevermore, a Nirvana tribute band.
Nick Stone, singer and guitarist for Nevermind, a Nirvana tribute band, shreds his guitar on the floor of the stage during the opening song. During the closing song, the teal guitar was smashed.
Anthony Medici shreds his guitar on stage at ’90s Flannel Fest during the Superunknown performance, a tribute band to Soundgarden.
Grand Royale performs one of the last sets of the night during Sat ’90s Flannel Fest. Grand Royale is a tribute band to the Beastie Boys.
Travis Wolfe, from Nevermind, a Nirvana tribute band shreds his bass during the band’s ’90s Flannel Fest set on Saturday.
Grand Royale, Beastie Boys tribute band, dances and raps for the ’90s Flannel Fest crowd. They started the band around 10 years ago.
Washed in Black, a Pearl Jam Tribute band performs at the Flannel Fest special unplugged after-party set.
Members of Grand Royale, a Beastie Boys Tribute band, high-five crowd members after concluding their set.
Superunknown, a tribute to Soundgarden, rocks on the ‘90s Flannel Fest stage at the Grant County Fairgrounds Saturday.
Nevermind, a Nirvana tribute band rocks out during the ‘90s Flannel Fest Sat.
MOSES LAKE — Crowds of people decorated in colored flannels cheered as guitars were shredded and smashed, music blared and drinks sloshed at the third annual ’90s Flannel Fest.
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