Take a seat, Coachella. Step aside, Lollapalooza. Go to sleep, Woodstock 50. (Too soon?)  Detroit’s laid-back Mo Pop Festival returned to transform West Riverfront Park into a sprawling music wonderland, including performances by Tame Impala, Snail Mail, JID, Vampire Weekend, and hometown twerk hero, Lizzo.

 

Photos by Bridget Ekis

Bridget Ekis
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