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March Fourth Marching Band and Quixotic danced the night away and Mouth raged on

March Fourth Marching Band and Quixotic danced the night away and Mouth raged on

March Fourth Marching Band began with stilt walkers out on the dance floor in front of the stage, while their other dancers displayed the bands banner. Credit: March Fourth Marching Band, Quixotic, Mouth, Blue Martian Tribe

March Fourth Marching Band began with stilt walkers out on the dance floor in front of the stage, while their other dancers displayed the bands banner.
The big lineup of musicians showed an amazing amount of teamwork with dynamic harmonies and thrilling dance tunes throughout their set.
The sheer energy required to stand and walk around with some of these instruments and drum sets is astounding.
The hula-hoop dance defied all laws of physics
One of the stilt walkers got the crowd to carrying him across the audience during one song.
The raunchiest number featured a scantly clad lady dancing up and down the stilt-walker's pole.
Quixotic began their set with a refreshing dance number featuring water effects on a transparent screen in front of the dancers.
The electric violinist and lead singer are the core of Quixotic's music
The aerial acrobatics of these ladies made a great show of fearless creativity.
The metal contraption they hung from moved, twisted and spun so much it's amazing that they can master it so completely.
The big dress flowing behind this dancer filled the stage as she strutted and hung from a rope that came down to her near the end of the song.
This death-defying woman had the audience holding their breath as she swung and allowed herself to roll and almost drop from her net.
Near the end of the show these guys from March Fourth Marching Band joined the musicians.
This dancer performed a fiery ballet-like set of acrobatics
Mouth came to the stage in their space suits, prepared to take the party to the Moon and beyond.
The guys set up some neat banners in front of their lights, and as the lights changed, the colors on the banners changed - not like all blue, then all red, but with different parts of the patterns turning different colors for every light. Very cool.
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