It wouldn't be Fezziwig's Friday Night without the Bilge Pumps. This time on an earlier slot to appeal to the early-to-bed types.

Maroon took some time to make sure everything sounded juuust right... by muting Sharkbait Simon's guitar.

Yep, sounds perfect.

Once Saturday hits, the band rolls into the festival itself, assembling crowds at the Marble Arch Stage.

As part of our yearly initiative to get our steps in, we roll outside the festival grounds to put on a show at the Texas Seaport Museum.

Home of the tall ship Elissa, the grand lady of Texas.

You can't see it, but the Elissa is smiling down on the band at the show. Unless this photo is flipped.

Here we find Splice the Rigger in his natural environment. Shhh... don't disturb him or he gets cranky.

It's that time of year where half the set list is Christmas music in the only festival that lets us perform it.

Amazingly, the whole band gathered together to walk the parade. Usually, they scatter like quail between shows.

The night shows at the festival are always fun because the drunker people are, the better our show is.

At the end of a festival day, it's time to pull the tons of stuff that keep the band functioning down the street.

The band rolls to the Leicester Square stage to wrap up the festival. 4 stages and miles of ground covered.