The SnowBall Music Festival took place in 2014 at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado. Over the course of three days, attendees enjoyed performances from electronic, hip hop and indie artists like Kill The Noise, Pretty Lights, Brother Ali and Rüfüs du Sol. Festivalgoers also participated in activities like breakdancing, Jenga and viewing artwork while being served food and drinks from sponsor vendors. All proceeds from the event went towards cancer research and treatment centers across the US.

1. SnowBall Music Festival 2014
From the Rocky Mountains to Mile High Stadium
All photos by Breanna Demont

2. Representatives from SnowBall sponsor companies Tinder and Sierra Nevada team up in the distribution of beer at the festival.

3. Festival attendee displays handmade beer koozie by SnowBall sponsor Hope Love Strength.
All proceeds go towards the building of new cancer centers around the United States.

4. Local street artist spray paints finishing touches on his mural.

5. Go-go dancer struts her stuff inside Groove Tent during
Caked Up set on day two.

6. DU alumnus Doug Gagne and current fourth year Kyle Cavedon.

7. Minneapolis-based underground hip-hop artist Brother Ali performs on SnowBall stage on day two.

8. Enthusiastic fans join in on spontaneous breakdancing competition.

9. Electronic music producer Kill The Noise makes fans go wild at Groove Tent Saturday Night.

10. Derek Vincent Smith of Pretty Lights performs on SnowBall Stage Saturday night.

11. Man on stilts spreads his spirit with balloons.

12. Two attendees take a break from the crowds to enjoy a game of life-size Jenga

13. 420-friendly taco stand wins the approval of many festival-goers.

14. Hip-hop artist Turner Jackson performs in Afroman’s place inside Ballroom Tent on day three.

15. Vendor sells Grateful Dead tribute apparel with a peace sign.

16. Grassroots California representative finalizes customer purchase transaction.

17. Chalk artwork done by fans.

18. Indie dance band Rüfüs du Sol rocks out inside Ballroom Tent on day three.