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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.

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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