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Walk the Moon, Timeflies and more at Back to the Brook 2015

  • Justin Love, above, was the first performer of the night. He performed original songs. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Lead singer of In Loving Memory, Naveed Stone, during the band's set before Timeflies. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Vito Racanelli (above, left) and Jon Conway are both guitar players for the band In Loving Memory. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Wolfie, above, made an appearance before the show started to help shoot t-shirts into the crowd. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Students get ready to catch Back to the Brook t-shirts. USG usually only makes shirts for the Brookfest concert in the spring, but this year, it had shirts to give out to students. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Cal Shapiro, above, is the lead vocalist for the duo Timeflies. The group formed in 2010 and is known for its YouTube covers and original music. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Rob Resnkick, above, works the turntables for the group Timeflies. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Nicholas Petricca, above, the lead singer of Walk The Moon, created the band back in 2008. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Nicholas Petricca played on the drums during his performance. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Kevin Ray also sings back up vocals for the band. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Eli Maiman (above, left) and Nicholas Petricca. Maiman is the guitar player for the band and Petricca is the lead vocalist who also plays the keyboard. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Students on the floor during this year's Back to the Brook. There were still floor tickets available the day of the concert. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • Although the concert was not sold out, there was a big crowd for this year's Back to the Brook. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN
  • The Spirit of Stony Brook Marching Band came out for a surprise performance. The marching band performed the song "Shut Up And Dance" with Walk The Moon. KRYSTEN MASSA/THE STATESMAN

Krysten Massa

Krysten is a senior majoring in Journalism on the broadcast track. She transferred to Stony Brook in 2013 after attending Suffolk Community College for two years. She got involved in The Statesman during her second semester at Stony Brook. When she graduates she hopes to get a job traveling the world with her camera. Contact Krysten at: [email protected] Twitter: Kryssymassa. Instagram: Kryssygirl

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