Float Like A Buffalo performs at David Street Station during the 5150' Festival on Saturday, August 24. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)
CASPER, Wyo. — David Street Station buzzed with energy on Saturday as the second 5150′ Festival kicked off, bringing a full day of live music and local vendors to downtown Casper.
A steady crowd remained throughout the day with vendors opening at noon and music starting at 1 pm. By the time sunset rolled around, the lawn was lined with chairs as attendees awaited the last two acts of the night.
Float Like A Buffalo, a 7-piece funk-rock group from Denver, had listeners clapping from beginning to end with their high-energy set.
Appetite for Deception, the “World’s Most Authentic Guns N’ Roses tribute band,” according to their Facebook page, ended the night with a set filled with all the rock classics and the outfits to match.
Visitors pull a letter from the 5150 Board. Many of the envelopes contained coupons for local businesses. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)(Brittani Wert, Oil City)Float Like A Buffalo performs at David Street Station (Brittani Wert, Oil City)(Brittani Wert, Oil City)(Brittani Wert, Oil City)(Brittani Wert, Oil City)Float Like A Buffalo (Brittani Wert, Oil City)Float Like A Buffalo (Brittani Wert, Oil City)A game of cornhole is played as the sun sets at David Street Station. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)The owners of Sweet Zoey pass out baklava samples to attendees on Saturday. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)Ruby Stull, 16 months, poses for the camera during the 5150′ Festival. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)Families pose in the photo booth area for a free photo strip between bands on Saturday. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)Appetite for Deception, a Guns N’ Roses tribute band, headlined the festival on Saturday August 24. (Brittani Wert, Oil City)Appetite for Deception (Brittani Wert, Oil City)(Brittani Wert, Oil City)(Brittani Wert, Oil City)Appetite for Deception (Brittani Wert, Oil City)
