Iceland Airwaves: Day Three
A cold wind blowing throughout the city didn't stop people from queueing up to see the myriad of bands playing at the Iceland Airwaves festival.
Among the bands putting on powerful performances were Ibibio Sound Machine, FMBelfast, Oyama and Fufanu. We'll let the pictures do the talking.
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