LIVE, IN PHOTOS: Panorama (7/22–24/2016)

Coachella goes east.
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LIVE, IN PHOTOS: Panorama (7/22–24/2016)

Coachella goes east.

Words: FLOOD Staff

photos by Joyce Jude Lee

July 28, 2016

Panorama / photo by Joyce Jude Lee

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Last weekend, the premiere installment of Panorama went down at New York’s Randall’s Island Park. The festival—which is put together by Coachella promoter Goldenvoice on the same grounds as NYC festival stalwart Governor’s Ball—brought together the likes of Arcade Fire and LCD Soundsystem, whose James Murphy produced the Montreal band’s most recent record, 2013’s Reflektor. Kendrick Lamar, Run the Jewels, Sufjan Stevens, and Blood Orange also spent some time in the glow of Manhattan.

Our photographer Joyce Jude Lee was on site to scope the scene. Check out what she saw below.

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