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Pouzza Fest Sunday in photos (Belvedere, Get Dead, Such Gold, Dig it Up and more)

Get Dead live at Foufounes Electriques for Pouzza Fest, May 21, 2016 (photo by Michael Kovacs).

Pouzza Fest
May 21, 2016

Pouzza Fest, Montreal’s annual punk party, just wrapped up it’s sixth edition with over 100 punk, ska, hardcore and indie bands playing over three days in the downtown core. This year the outdoor stage essentially became a festival unto itself, featuring free shows, a beer garden with 25 independent taps, a hairdresser for all your mowhawk needs, a tattoo station, food, and more.

Below you can check out photos from the festival’s third day, including Belvedere (complete with marriage proposal), Get Dead, Such Gold, Dig it Up, Junior Battles and much more. All photos courtesy of Michael Kovacs.

You can check out photos from the Friday shows here, and Saturday shows here.

Belvedere

Get Dead 

Such Gold

Dig it Up

Junior Battles

Audio Visceral

The Dewtons

La Armada

The Filthy Radicals

Green Cup

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