Watershed celebrates another year at the Gorge
A concert attendee screams with excitement as Zach Top enters the main stage Saturday night.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
“Shedders” sit and lay on the hill overlooking the Columbia River and enjoy the sounds of country music Saturday at the Watershed Festival. Shedders is the nickname for festival attendees.
Bryce Leatherwood performs on the “Next from Nashville” stage Saturday at Watershed Festival. The stage held several smaller performers over the weekend.
A group of shedders dance to the twang of the guitar Saturday at Watershed Festival.
The Chase Matthews Band performs early afternoon Saturday.
Two shedders enjoy the slip and slide. There were several other lawn games, sprinklers and ways for attendees to stay cool and entertained.
Zach Top launches into the second song of his set at Watershed.
Three shedders hug as they watch the Chase Matthews Band perform.
Concert goers rocking American Flag overalls walk to the main stage. Each day of Watershed there were costume contests.
The pit and grassy hill filled with eager “Shedders” at Zach Top begins his set.
Two concertgoers swing dance to the Chase Mathews Band. There were also opportunities to line dance, both coordinated by the Watershed Festival and impromptu by “Shedders.”
Shedders wave their cowboy hats in the air as the music plays.
A concertgoer takes a photo of her friends at the main stage of Watershed Festival Saturday.
Two shedders enjoy the view of the Columbia Basin at the Gorge Amphitheatre.
GEORGE — Over the weekend, the Gorge Amphitheatre became the ultimate country paradise as the Watershed Music Festival took center stage. With breathtaking views of the Columbia River Gorge serving as a backdrop, fans flocked to experience an electrifying line-up featuring stars such as Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Bailey Zimmerman and many more.
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