Fans line up at 3 in the afternoon for the best spot on the lawn.
These young KISS enthusiasts take their concerts seriously.
Back at the Phoenix our neighbor Patty and her friend Debra (her husband Dean is the helicopter pilot doing Bayfest promotional shots) pose for a picture.
Patty's old friend/pet Ricco is 32 years old.
Hi Ricco!18-thousand fans, young & old, packed Centennial Park for the second night of Bayfest as KISS stormed into town.
In the afternoon Wendy and I took the dinghy over to watch as 8 truckloads of equipment were being unloaded for the night's Bayfest Headliner. The stage was being extended for KISS. Eighteen thousand people were expected to attend tonights show. Tickets were still available. The concert went as planned under cloudy, threatening skies but the rain held off for the entire night. We could hear the performance quite well from the back deck of the Phoenix since we didn't buy tickets and a gentle south wind pushed the sound our way. Pyrotechnics kicked off the two hour show highlighted by Rock 'n Roll All Night. Bayfest continues tonight with Our Lady Peace and Stone Temple Pilots. The opening night drew and estimated 8 thousand concert goers for the Trews and Counting Crows. Sarnia Police say the crowd was generally well behaved. Country artists Tim McGraw and Brad Paisley take the stage next Friday and Saturday.
In the afternoon Wendy and I took the dinghy over to watch as 8 truckloads of equipment were being unloaded for the night's Bayfest Headliner. The stage was being extended for KISS. Eighteen thousand people were expected to attend tonights show. Tickets were still available. The concert went as planned under cloudy, threatening skies but the rain held off for the entire night. We could hear the performance quite well from the back deck of the Phoenix since we didn't buy tickets and a gentle south wind pushed the sound our way. Pyrotechnics kicked off the two hour show highlighted by Rock 'n Roll All Night. Bayfest continues tonight with Our Lady Peace and Stone Temple Pilots. The opening night drew and estimated 8 thousand concert goers for the Trews and Counting Crows. Sarnia Police say the crowd was generally well behaved. Country artists Tim McGraw and Brad Paisley take the stage next Friday and Saturday.
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