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Neon Desert ends with brilliant performances

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Andres Martinez
PartyNextDoor with a flashy performance at Neon Desert.
Andres Martinez, Staff Photographer • May 25, 2015

The Neon Desert Music Festival hosted Flume as one of its final performances in Downtown El Paso. Artists such as PartyNextDoor, Miami Horror, Earl Sweatshirt, and Passion Pit also delivered the festival’s final performances.

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Earl Sweatshirt performs onstage.
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