Heritage Music BluesFest Is Back on the Waterfront
Crowds gather around the main stage at sunset to catch an electrifying set by Anders Osborne.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Paul Janeway of St. Paul & The Broken Bones performs as the band anchors Friday night's performances on the main stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Music fans from all walks of life gathered around the YNST second stage to catch local, regional and up-and-coming acts.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Cristina Vane kicks off the live music on the main stage at this year's festival.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Anders Osborne, right, and his band performs on the main stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
BluesFest veterans Diana Belot, Sarah Mahan and Clay Bethel came ready to soak in the sights and sounds of this year's musical extravaganza in the Friendly City.
Photo by Eric Ayres
St. Paul & The Broken Bones delivers some soul during the headlining slot on the main stage Friday night.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Luther Dickinson performs on the main stage in a power trio with JD Simo and Adam Abrashoff.
Photo by Eric Ayres
New emcees for the festival Kaydon Board and Michael Wylie introduce the next act coming to the main stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Anders Osborne shares a laugh with the crowd during his set on the main stage Friday night.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Paul Janeway of St. Paul & The Broken Bones urges the crowd to sing along during Friday night's headlining performance.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Alex Neelin & The Moot Point performs a high-energy set on the YNST Second Stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Crowds gather around the main stage at sunset to catch an electrifying set by Anders Osborne.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Paul Janeway of St. Paul & The Broken Bones performs as the band anchors Friday night's performances on the main stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Music fans from all walks of life gathered around the YNST second stage to catch local, regional and up-and-coming acts.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Cristina Vane kicks off the live music on the main stage at this year's festival.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Anders Osborne, right, and his band performs on the main stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
BluesFest veterans Diana Belot, Sarah Mahan and Clay Bethel came ready to soak in the sights and sounds of this year's musical extravaganza in the Friendly City.
Photo by Eric Ayres
St. Paul & The Broken Bones delivers some soul during the headlining slot on the main stage Friday night.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Luther Dickinson performs on the main stage in a power trio with JD Simo and Adam Abrashoff.
Photo by Eric Ayres
New emcees for the festival Kaydon Board and Michael Wylie introduce the next act coming to the main stage.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Anders Osborne shares a laugh with the crowd during his set on the main stage Friday night.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Paul Janeway of St. Paul & The Broken Bones urges the crowd to sing along during Friday night's headlining performance.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Alex Neelin & The Moot Point performs a high-energy set on the YNST Second Stage.
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WHEELING – Heritage Music BluesFest kicked off on Friday night at Heritage Port in Wheeling, bringing three days of live music to the waterfront. This is the 25th year for the annual festival and the inaugural venture under its new ownership of Waterfront Hall.