A full catalog of photos from the festival can be found here.

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Although it was almost rained out, some acts were cancelled, and the ground was wet from a very heavy storm passing through the city just in time to steal the spotlight from some very talented young acts opening up the night, the show went on tonight at RBC Bluesfest’s 25th year anniversary. 

The festival-goers were robbed of all of the 6 pm artists as well as Pauly D at the Videotron stage due to weather restrictions, but Kane Brown and Shakey Graves made up for lost time with their high-energy, no-rain-can-get-me-down sets. Shakey Graves came on strong with a wicked light display and heavy guitar riffs, while at the other stage, Kane Brown had all of the ladies screaming and jumping as if they were going to pass out from excitement.

Kane Brown

Shakey Graves