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Reggae Rise Up Festival

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Liberty ParkmusicperformanceReggae Rise Up Festival
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Nikon D4
Know UR Roots
Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Antonio Elgueta, singing for Know UR Roots, at the Reggae Rise Up Festival in Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Saturday July 12, 2014. The festival is in its fifth year and expects to draw close to 17,000 people over two days. Saturday night features Matisyahu and The Expandables. The festival continues Sunday with a lineup that includes Slightly Stoopid and Stephen Ragga Marley.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Antonio Elgueta, singing for Know UR Roots, at the Reggae Rise Up Festival in Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Saturday July 12, 2014. The festival is in its fifth year and expects to draw close to 17,000 people over two days. Saturday night features Matisyahu and The Expandables. The festival continues Sunday with a lineup that includes Slightly Stoopid and Stephen Ragga Marley.Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Reggae fans play hackey sack at the Reggae Rise Up Festival in Liberty Park, Salt Lake City, Saturday July 12, 2014. The festival is in its fifth year and expects to draw close to 17,000 people over two days. Saturday night features Matisyahu and The Expandables. The festival continues Sunday with a lineup that includes Slightly Stoopid and Stephen Ragga Marley.