Martin Newel from Cleaners from Venus was a great start to the festival, with his egocentric personality and witty humor providing a great one-man show at Strange Brew. From what I saw the highlight of the festival would be Mary in the Junkyard as they bring a lot of elements from different indie subgenres, and they truly have a very eclectic way of song build-up and songwriting it is indeed that will be discussed in the future and has a lot to give. I found it hard to comprehend and reflect on the sets of the artists that are performing as their sets most of the time are short that is good sometimes because it is an effective way to discover new artists and hand have a brief introduction to them it feels like an information overload and by the end of the day your brain has already filled his “ SD Card “Overall the energy and the great live sets where something that the festival always provides of and it was great to see the city once again lively . The best thing to enjoy a good musical event is not to overthink your movements and over plan it and go with the flow and have fun. A warm thank you for Crosstown Concerts and for the artists who were very welcoming and communicative to us. See you next year!