Now Playing
Current DJ: Caroline
Ratboys Break from The Window (Topshelf) Add to Collection
Requests? 773-DJ-SONGS or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
written by Big Rob Kerr
From a Comfortable Chair:
Day 2 of Mamby on the Beach was not nearly as exciting as the first but I am not entirely sure if that was possible. Sunday made me appreciate what a special event had been put together on Oakwood Beach this weekend. The quality of the festival was able to be soaked in Sunday.
The general setup of the grounds used the venues space well. A narrow grassy approach with vendors led beyond the third stage and opened wide to the beach. The Main stage on the left to the north and the Tent to the right on the south end. The lake was ever present in the festival backdrop and but enormity and atmosphere of the Tent stage was the real gem of the Mamby production.
Sunday did not have the afternoon "Will it rain?" speculation of Saturday, nor did have French producer Klingande, canceling due to reported visa issues. The moment of day 2 of this new and exciting festival was when the mask, white glove and top-hat wearing Claptone played his track "Liquid Spirit" in the Tent. I must say raving in a giant tent on the beach with the beats from mysterious Germans was pretty great for a Sunday afternoon.
The gripes included in the Day 1 recap were still present throughout the weekend but the entire experience of the festival far eclipsed them. I can say at least for me, Mamby on the Beach was a highlight of the busy Chicago summer.
With Love,
Big Rob at the Beach
(Photos produced by Carpe Momentum Media and Da Black Swan and provided courtesy of Mamby on the Beach)
(Carpe Momentum Media)
(Da Black Swan)
Cherub (DBS)
Cherub (DBS)
Cherub (DBS)
(DBS)
(CMM)
(CMM)
(CMM)
(CMM)
(CMM)
(CMM)
Passion Pit (CMM)
Farley Jackmaster Funk (DBS)
(DBS)
Felix da Housecat (DBS)
J. Philip (DBS)
No Regular Play (DBS)
No Regular Play (DBS)
(DBS)
Next entry: In Rotation: The Bishop’s Daredevil Stunt Club
Previous entry: Big Rob Kerr Goes to Mamby on the Beach: Day 1