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DUSK Music Festival 2024

Gracie Kayko and Emma Diaz
November 11, 2024
Gracie Kayko
Three festival-goers dance on the rail during ATLiens set at DUSK Music Festival in Downtown Tucson on Nov. 10. The three jump and “head bang” over the rail.

DUSK Music Festival took place in Jácome Plaza in Downtown Tucson on Nov. 9-10. The festival is a two day event the brings artists of many genres, art, food and more the the center of Downtown Tucson. The festival had three stages, the Alameda stage, Presidio and Discovery. Some of the biggest named artists to come were Kaskade, Quinn XCII, Peekaboo, Steve Aoki, Masego and ATLiens.

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Gracie Kayko
Gracie Kayko, Multimedia Editor
Gracie Kayko is a senior at the University of Arizona studying journalism with a minor in marketing.