Another beautiful festival at Shorefront Park

Posted 7/25/24

The Great South Bay Music Festival returned to Shorefront Park in Patchogue on July 18-21 for its the 16th year. This year included headliners Jim Messina, Yes frontman Jon Anderson, and Justin …

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Another beautiful festival at Shorefront Park

Streetlight Manifesto hype the crowd during their slot on the Main Stage.

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(L-R) Guitarist Nick Diamond and vocalist August Harris of Nonstop to Cairo rock the crowd at the Five Towns College Stage.

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Owner of Long Island Glass, Joseph Pecoraro, creates a glass flower sculpture.

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(L-R) Jake Navarro, Gabi Rose, and Valerio Fluido of Enrose perform “Hella Good” at the Jambalaya Stage.

Danny Thorgersen of the Sublime tribute band, Badfish, sings on the Main Stage.

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Sublime tribute band Badfish takes the Main Stage at the Great South Bay Music Festival.

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Owner of Long Island Glass, Joseph Pecoraro, creates a glass flower sculpture.

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Crowds jam out to Badfish performing “Doing Time” by Sublime.

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(L-R) Guitarist Nick Diamond and vocalist August Harris of Nonstop to Cairo rock the crowd at the Five Towns College Stage.

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Crowds form around the Five Towns College Stage as Nonstop to Cairo begins their set.

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(L-R) Gabi Rose, Valerio Fluido, and Kit Benz of Enrose rock out at the Jambalaya Stage.

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(L-R) Mike Brown, Jim Conti, Dan Ross, and Karl Lyden of Streetlight Manifesto open their set on the Main Stage.

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Boaters listen to reggae and ska bands on Friday night off Shorefront Park.

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(L-R) Tomas Kalnoky and Mike Brown of Streetlight Manifesto perform on the Main Stage.

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Streetlight Manifesto hype the crowd during their slot on the Main Stage.

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Streetlight Manifesto hype the crowd during their slot on the Main Stage.

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Concertgoers John, Conner, and Adriana dance as Streetlight Manifesto performs.

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Posted Wednesday, July 24, 2024 12:00 am

The Great South Bay Music Festival returned to Shorefront Park in Patchogue on July 18-21 for its the 16th year. This year included headliners Jim Messina, Yes frontman Jon Anderson, and Justin Hayward of the Moody Blues. Locally based performers were also be on the bill, led by Cassandra House, folk-rock band Miles to Dayton, and Katie Pearlman and The Joni Project, who play the music of Joni Mitchell. The festival also included food and beverage vendors, arts and crafts vendors, and kids shows on Saturday and Sunday.