Fun Fun Fun Fest in review
Bike racks outside the festival (1 of 19)
Fun Fun Fun Fest encouraged green transportation this year, and many fest-goers obliged by riding bikes, carpooling and taking the bus.
Shitty photobooth (2 of 19)
Yeah, Porta Potties are pretty, well, shitty, but the fest made light of it by offering a photobooth disguised as one of the evil boxes.
Friday: Sharon Van Etten (3 of 19)
Brooklyn folk chanteuse Sharon Van Etten performs at the Orange stage Friday afternoon.
Saturday: WHY? on the Orange stage (4 of 19)
California quartet WHY? touts its new album on the Orange stage.
Saturday: Braid on the Orange stage (5 of 19)
Illinois-based emo staples Braid reunite for a Fun Fun Fun Fest set Saturday afternoon.
Saturday: Surfer Blood on the Orange stage (6 of 19)
With highs in the 90s, surf rock still seemed appropriate for Surfer Blood's Saturday set.
Terrence Malick on set (7 of 19)
Terrence Malick was on location shooting a new movie at Fun Fun Fun Fest throughout the weekend. He takes a quick break in the press area.
Rooney Mara, Michael Fassbender and Val Kilmer backstage (8 of 19)
On set for Terrence Malick's untitled project, Rooney Mara and Michael Fassbender became common sights around FFF Fest. Val Kilmer joined for Saturday's activities.
Val Kilmer's haircut (9 of 19)
Val Kilmer stumbles onto the stage for slurred rants and declarations of "ROCK 'N' ROLL IS DEAD!" during a "special performance" by the Black Lips. He eventually took a knife and hacked at his wig - all part of Terrence Malick's top-secret film.
Saturday: Real Estate at Orange stage (10 of 19)
Jersey Shore atmospheric rockers Real Estate play as the sun starts to set over Auditorium Shores.
Fun Fun Family (11 of 19)
A dad and his daughter head through the crowd on Saturday.
Saturday: David Cross at the Yellow tent (12 of 19)
"Arrested Development" star David Cross makes the crowds laugh at the Yellow comedy tent.
Saturday: The Head and the Heart at the Orange stage (13 of 19)
Seattle folk quintet the Head and the Heart end their first round of tours at Auditorium Shores in an emotional set.
Anarchy Championship Wresting (14 of 19)
No holds-barred and even more brutal than the black stage, the Anarchy Championship Wrestling threw down all weekend in front of crowds.
I've got my [half]pipe (15 of 19)
Skate ramps set up near the black stage were open to pros and free skates like on all three days of the festival.
Saturday: Peelander-Z at the Yellow stage (16 of 19)
Peelander Red of Japanese punks Peelander-Z tears up the Yellow stage Saturday night.
Sunday: Bleached at the Orange stage (17 of 19)
LA pop-punk sister act Bleached starting the last day of the fest.
Sunday: Class Actress at the Blue stage (18 of 19)
Elizabeth Harper of electronic-synth trio Class Actress sings to the Blue stage crowd on Sunday.
Drawn to the blues (19 of 19)
An enthusiastic crowd at the Blue stage on Sunday.
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