Juice Jam 2015

Gallery: Juice Jam 2015

Big Sean closed the show as the headlining artist at Juice Jam on Sunday. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Emily Challon, a sophomore advertising major, takes a selfie as she sits on someone's shoulders. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Oliver Heldens is only 20 years old and performed at Juice Jam this year, fresh off his performance at Mad Decent Block Party in Eugene, Oregon, the night before. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Monika Chojnowska, a senior triple major, hula hoops during a set at the festival. Juice Jam switched to the festival format two years ago. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

iLoveMakonnen performed on the indie stage on Sunday. At the beginning of his song “I Don’t Sell Molly No More,” the sound cut out and the artist experienced technical difficulties. iLoveMakonnen, whose real name is Makonnen Sheran, handled the situation gracefully, hopped down and took fan photos offstage. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

Before Matt and Kim's performance, the crowd started chanting "Back the f*ck up" as people in the front row were pushed closer to the barrier. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

Matt and Kim perform at Juice Jam. Along with their own songs, the couple covered “Ignition Remix” by R Kelly. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Matt and Kim brought the energy as the third act of the day. Complete with balloons, confetti and Kim Schifino’s booty-shaking, the Brooklyn-based couple played their own hit songs like “Daylight” and “Let’s Go.” Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

Juice Jam attendees gather and dance as the Juice Jam sets continued throughout the afternoon despite overcast skies. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

The keyboardist for BØRNS joined the singer onstage at the event. The artist lit up the crowd with his song “Electric Love.” Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

Sara Gatcomb, a senior broadcast and digital journalism major, and Ranbir Dhillon, a junior aerospace engineering major, were the first people to get their caricature drawn at one of the side stations at the event. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Kim Schifino of Matt and Kim is known for expressive and energetic performances. The drummer didn't disappoint at Juice Jam. Moriah Ratner | Asst. Photo Editor

Big Sean closed out the show to a full crowd, bouncing around the stage while flipping between life advice and song lyrics. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

SNBRN was three hours away in Ottawa, Canada, performing at Capital Block Party the night before his Juice Jam appearance. Despite his lack of sleep, the artist hit the stage first at noon to a small crowd. The DJ played remixes of old hits like “Sexual Healing” by Marvin Gaye and his own songs like “Raindrops.” Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Imani Lewars, a graduate student, jams out to Big Sean, the final act of the afternoon. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Big Sean, whose real name is Sean Anderson, played hit songs like “I Don’t F*ck With You” and “One Man Can Change the World.” Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer