Hot Wet Mess

35 Denton is bookending their successful spring festival season with this summer mess, featuring waterslides, wrestling, pools, booze and ... there was something else. Maybe it was musical performances from Big Freedia, The Black Lips, No Age, Reggie Watts, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Fergus & Geronimo, RTB2 and DJ Sober. See...

By Audra Schroeder

August 30, 2012

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35 Denton is bookending their successful spring festival season with this summer mess, featuring waterslides, wrestling, pools, booze and ... there was something else. Maybe it was musical performances from Big Freedia, The Black Lips, No Age, Reggie Watts, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Fergus & Geronimo, RTB2 and DJ Sober. See this week's music feature for an interview with Big Freedia. Audra Schroeder

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