Current rocks out at St. Jarome's Laneway Music Festival

. September 18, 2013.
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Alunageorge on The Meadow Stage
Alungeorge on the Meadow stage


Killer Mike and Run the Jewels


The National just killing it.


Alunageorge peeled off her shirt to finish off her set.


Icona Pop taking care of business.
 


Warpaint sunbathing and jamming out


Icona Pop, and we loved it!


The beautiful ambient sounds of Sigur Ros


I loved The National's stage set up


The National closing the show

Photos by Marisa Rubin

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