Ferndale Spring Fever is off to a roaring start. The rock-centric festival started on Thursday and takes place over the course of three nights across four venues (all of which are within .3 square miles of one another) with more than 30 bands taking their respective stages. The fest has national headliners including the Black Lips, Born Ruffians, Speedy Ortiz, Tokyo Police Club, Murder by Death, and She Wants Revenge. Meanwhile, Prude Boys, Tart, Siamese, and Handgrenades are among the nearly two dozen local artists slated to perform. The fest continues Saturday, April 27. More information is available at ferndalespringfever.com.
04/25/2019
Photos by Mike Pfeiffer
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