Sophomore manufacturing mechanical engineering technology major Erik Young joyfully leaps as the bands start to come on stage.
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John Marc Kohl an indie rock singer/songwriter based out of Bryan, Texas kicks off the event.
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The crowd begins to form and dance to John Marc Kohl’s music.
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Island Party attendees take a break from the music to buy shaved ice.
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The crowd sits on blankets as they wait for the next band to perform.
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Texas A&M nursing student Hannah Himes takes in the beautiful music and atmosphere.
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Sophomore business major Kendrick Sonnemann plays spike ball with other BYX peers during the concerts.
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Senior economics major Rhett Kruger plays with the dogs that the community brought to the “dog friendly” event.
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The lead singer of The Pass, an electro pop band based in Louisville, Kentucky, moves the crowd with his vocals.
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Texas A&M Men’s Head Basketball Coach Billy Kennedy speaks about his faith at Island Party.
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The Wrecks pumps up the crowd with their energetic set.
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The crowd dances to the music of The Wrecks.
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Island Party’s headliner, the Mowgli’s, a Los Angeles based Alternative Rock group, rocks the BYX Island Party show to a close back in April.
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The lead singer of the Mowgli’s Josh Hogan engages the crowd with his belting voice.
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Energetic students crowd surf through the Mowgli’s set.
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BYX members celebrate a successful event with crowd surfing.
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SLIDESHOW: BYX Island Party
April 1, 2017
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