Same Same But Different 2018: Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Brett Max
Brett Max
Brett Max
Brett Max
Brett Max
Brett Max
Brett Max
Brett Max
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Galaxe
Galaxe
Galaxe
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Trouble In The Wind
Trouble In The Wind
Trouble In The Wind
Trouble In The Wind
Trouble In The Wind
Trouble In The Wind
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Bomb Squad
Bomb Squad
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Around Day One
Art of Krystal Dyer
Art of Krystal Dyer
Around Day One / The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
Around Day One
Around Day One
The Routine
The Routine
The Routine
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
The Family Crest
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Around Day One
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Within
Around Day One
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Through The Roots
Around Day One
Lettuce
Lettuce
Lettuce
Lettuce
Lettuce
Lettuce
Lettuce
The inaugural Same Same But Different Festival (SSBD) took place on the shores of Moreno Beach, Lake Perris. Day One was a scorcher, much to the pleasure of attendees, who took advantage the late summer sun wading in the lake most of the day. San Diego rapper Brett Max and possé kicked off Year One on the Same Same Stage that morning of Saturday, September 22nd. Galaxe’s rhythmic funk followed, before Trouble In The Wind got folky with it. By the time Bomb Squad got onstage, the temperature was finally dipping enough for a dance party to ensue.
Day One was a scorcher, much to the pleasure of attendees…
Crowd-favorite The Routine was up next, prompting SSBD-ers to come out in full blown 70’s garb — flower power taken literally. As the sun descended from the sky, The Family Crest and Within kept the dance party at maximum momentum before reggae-rockers Through The Roots made way for jam band headliner Lettuce to groove into the night. For those that couldn’t call it a night, SSBD provided after hours entertainment via Late Night Radio and Boombox, both offering continuous chill vibes well into the early morning. See highlights of Day One above and stay tuned for the Same Same But Different Day Two gallery, coming soon.
Photography by Kristy Rose
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