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This Is What Governors Ball Was Actually Like

Before there was rain, there were so many jams.

By The FADER
Photographer Mary Kang
June 06, 2016

The sixth-annual Governors Ball was cut short by thunderstorms this year in New York. But before the rain came clear skies and great times, along with standout performances from Haim, The Strokes, and De La Soul, Christine and The Queens, and more.

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This Is What Governors Ball Was Actually Like