Michael Byrnes and Sophie Riekstims, both of Perth. Credit: Emily Ace / South Western Times
More than 20,000 colourful festival goers converged on Hay Park last weekend for a glimpse of their favourite acts at the 2018 Groovin’ The Moo festival.
Patrons strutted their stuff in outlandish festival attire – most with a generous lashing of glitter – as they soaked up the sunny day.
Vera Blue released plenty of energy during her afternoon set, The Amity Affliction brought the house down for the metal heads and Aussie legends Grinspoon and Paul Kelly had thousands singing along before the evening wrapped up with headliners Flight Facilities and Ball Park Music.
Pictures from the event:
Nick Fimognari and Shanice Stacey, both of Perth.
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Claire Wilson and Olivia Honner, both of Perth.
Emma Stubber and Jayden Stubber, of Albany.
Tori Thorn and Patrick Walsh, Both of Perth.
Steff Conneely (correct), Chloe Biggs and Brigitte Hoareau, all of Perth.
Josh Chapman, Rachel Wykstra and Charlotte Chapman, all of Perth.
Amelia Cooper, of Baldivis, Emily Richardson, of Port Kennedy, Ariana Vallejo, of Warnbro, and Amy August, of Golden Bay.
Renae Head and Sam O'Connell, both of Perth.
Pia Bathgate and Mikayla Marsh, both of Perth.
Josie Day and Jessica Tropiano, both of Perth.
Bridie Wrigglesworth and Hannah Gibbs, both of Margaret River.
Ella Jackson, of South Perth, and Lilly Bourke, of Armadale.
Catherine McCabe, Chloe Desira and Lucy Norris, all of Perth.