Gallery: Scene at the 33rd annual JazzReggae Festival
Festivalgoers brought their own blankets to sit on the grass at Sunset Canyon Recreation Center and watch performances.
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Los Angeles-based artist Duckwrth performs his verse on singer Rayana Jay’s song ''Love Me Like.'' The rapper surprised festivalgoers by jumping on stage to help close out Jay’s set.
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Jay sang a variety of upbeat and slow songs, asking for audience participation throughout.
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Duckwrth (left) and Jay (right) pose for pictures after their performances.
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Kelsee Thomas, a 2017 fine arts alumna, was one of many artists painting murals at the festival.
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Etana, a Grammy-nominated reggae artist, performs alongside her band and backup singers.
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Kevo Gitz, who has toured with Etana, plays a guitar solo.
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Tobi Lou, a Chicago-based rapper, singer-songwriter and record producer, looks at the crowd during his set.
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An audience member and her friends react as Lou interacts with her in front of the crowd.
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The crowd dances during the performance.
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Lou meets with a fan after his set.
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Freddie McGregor, a Grammy-nominated reggae musician from Jamaica, began his music career at the age of 7.
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The Big Ship Band’s drummer looks at the crowd.
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McGregor and The Big Ship Band perform their final song.
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