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Gallery: RamFest takes a country twist with headlining band Midland

Ruby Secrest, Staff Photographer
May 4, 2024
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  • Cameron Duddy harmonizes with band Midland during their headlining performance at this year’s RamFest, April 25.

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  • Lead singer of Midland, Mark Wystrach, harmonizes with fellow bandmates Jess Carson and Cameron Duddy during their performance at the annual RamFest concert, April 25.

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  • Cameron Duddy takes a moment in between sets while playing with his band Midland during their headlining performance at this year’s RamFest, April 25.

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  • Jess Carson shows off on the guitar with his band Midland as they headline for annual CSU RamFest, April 25.

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