Gallery: Flux Pavilion performs at Westcott Theater

Flux Pavilion lights up the stage Wednesday night at the Westcott Theater. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Concert goers wait outside the Westcott Theater to see Flux Pavilion. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Ravers throw their hands in the air during Flux's set. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Diskord performs before Flux Pavilion. The DJ's EP released in August. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

William Leary, 23, Syracuse resident, got his Kandi Mask from Nick Spadaro. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Flux Pavilion rocked the crowd with his beats. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

A man captures a photo of the performance. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Flux Pavilion jams out behind the DJ booth. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Connor Mitchell, 20, from Sussex County, N.Y. came dressed as Dipsy the Teletubby. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Angela White, 18, lives in the area and came to the concert with LED gloves. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Flux Pavilion's sticker was displayed throughout the night. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Nora Dixon, 30, came dressed in Steam Punk gear and is a long-time fan of Flux Pavilion. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Diskord got the crowd warmed up for Flux Pavilion. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Diskord holds up the mic. A ook of concentration crosses his face. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Flux Pavilion made concert-goers jam to his beats and melodies. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Flux Pavilion energizes the crowd with his guitar. Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

Flux Pavilion, a.k.a. Joshua Kierkegaard G. Steele, is a one-man band. He plays the guitar on stage Frankie Prijatel | Staff Photographer

By Frankie Prijatel Senior Staff Photographer

October 1, 2015

Published on October 1, 2015 at 9:01 am

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