Juice Jam 2017

Gallery: Juice Jam 2017 filled with killer whales, crowdsurfing

Jeremy Zucker kicked off his performance at Juice Jam with "Talk is Overrated." Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

Zucker performed on the concert's main stage at Skytop Field. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

His performance included songs from his latest EP, "Motions." Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

For one of his last songs, Zucker brought out fellow artists Daniel James and Benjamin O. to perform his song "Bout it." Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

The 21-year-old singer, songwriter and producer recently signed with Republic Records. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

Zucker is a senior at Colorado College, but still makes time for his music career. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

For the first time in three years, Juice Jam did not sell out. Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

At last year's festival, Fetty Wap infamously did not show up. Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

Smallpools, an LA-based indie rock band, kicked off its performance with the song “Over and Over.” Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

The band's setlist included songs from its original self-titled EP and the newly released EP “THE SCIENCE OF LETTING GO.” Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

In the middle of the group's performance, there was a technical issue and the sound system stopped working. Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

In order to let the show go on, Smallpools’ drummer kept playing to the beat of the chant “drum solo.” Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

During the song "Killer Whales," Smallpools tossed a blow-up killer whale into the crowd. Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

Smallpools ended its set with its most popular song, “Dreaming.” Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

One of performer MØ's most famous songs, "Lean On," was produced with fellow Juice Jam performer Diplo. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

In 2016, Billboard Music Awards nominated MØ, along with Major Lazer and DJ Snake, for Top Dance/Electronic Song — which they won. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

MØ finished with “Lean On,” the song that put her on the music industry's radar. Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

The singer played a variety of her music, including songs "Cold Water," "Nights With You" and "Don't Leave." Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

MØ was one of five artists to perform at Juice Jam 2017. Paul Schlesigner | Asst. Photo Editor

Ugly God was the fourth performer of the day and performed on the smaller side stage. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

Halfway through his performance, Ugly God dedicated a few minutes to express his love for Pokemon, listing some of his favorites. Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor