Bleachers' singer-guitarist Jack Antonoff belts out a song during their late afternoon set at Rock the Shores on Sunday. Antonoff is perhaps better known as a member of the indie rock band Fun.

Bleachers' singer-guitarist Jack Antonoff belts out a song during their late afternoon set at Rock the Shores on Sunday. Antonoff is perhaps better known as a member of the indie rock band Fun.

Rock the Shores 4 offers variety, near-perfect conditions

Colwood-based festival wows concert-goers for yet another year

With a wide range of musical acts and as many types of food as one could find at a festival, the fourth instalment of Rock the Shores came off well.

With festival organizers taking care to provide water bottle fill-up stations and even a water spray tunnel to help keep the thousands of listeners cool in the heat – temperatures soared upwards of 30 C on the Saturday, while a light breeze cooled things down Sunday – the event came off mostly without a hitch.

There were a dozen or so arrests over the weekend, marijuana was seized from more than 50 concert-goers, according to West Shore RCMP, but for the most part people were well-behaved. St. John Ambulance crews were kept reasonably busy, with more than 150 people attended to for various ailments, including heat exhaustion.

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