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16 photos of Dry River Yacht Club, Wyves and Banana Gun at Crescent Ballroom

Three beloved Tempe bands played to a packed house Friday night at Crescent Ballroom in downtown Phoenix.
Dry River Yacht Club singer Garnet mesmerizes the crowd.
Dry River Yacht Club singer Garnet mesmerizes the crowd. Neil Schwartz Photography
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In the local music scene, there are certain shows that everyone gets excited for. The latest was a trio of beloved Tempe bands — Dry River Yacht Club, Banana Gun and Wyves — who played to a large and enthusiastic crowd at Crescent Ballroom on Feb. 2.

Here's a look back at the evening.
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Wyves frontman Corey Gloden gets carried away by the crowd at the end of the set.
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Waiting for the show to start.
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Banana Gun frontman Kevin Loyd on the mic.
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Dry River Yacht Club drummer Henri Benard.
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Everyone was excited to be at the show.
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Wyves drummer Evan Knisely.
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Banana Gun guitarist Nicholas Dehaan.
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Dry River Yacht Club violinist Megyn Neff.
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Banana Gun were the second set of the evening.
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A pair of local music superfans.
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Wyves guitarist Nic Sterling.
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Banana Gun bassist Ross Troost.
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Wyves bassist Brenden McBride.
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Wyves, Banana Gun and Dry River Yacht Club have devoted fanbases.
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Dry River Yacht Club violinist Ben Allred.
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