MOPOP Festival 16 plays the West Riverfront Park in Detroit

Fans dance to the music of The Head and the Heart, who were performing on the Fender Premium Audio Stage during the Mo Pop festival. Photo taken on Sunday, July 24, 2016 at West Riverfront Park in Detroit.

The Head and the Heart perform on the Fender Premium Audio Stage during the Mo Pop festival. Photo taken on Sunday, July 24, 2016 at West Riverfront Park in Detroit.

French electronic rock group M83 perform on the Grande Stage to end the Mo Pop festival.

French electronic rock group M83 performs.

French electronic rock group M83 perform on the Grande Stage to end the Mo Pop festival.

French electronic rock group M83 perform on the Grande Stage to end the Mo Pop festival.

French electronic rock group M83 perform on the Grande Stage to end the Mo Pop festival.

French electronic rock group M83 perform on the Grande Stage to end the Mo Pop festival.

The Head and the Heart perform on the Fender Premium Audio Stage during the Mo Pop festival.

Kim Schifino, who is half of the band called Matt and Kim, performs on the Grande Stage during the Mo Pop Festival on Sunday, July 24, 2016 at West Riverfront Park in Detroit.

Matt Johnson, who is half of the band called Matt and Kim, performs on the Grande Stage during the Mo Pop Festival.

The band Matt and Kim perform one of its songs on the Grande Stage during the Mo Pop Festival.

Fans cheer the band Matt and Kim performing during the Mo Pop Festival on Sunday, July 24, 2016.

Kim Schifino, who is half of the band called Matt and Kim, hits her drums on the Grande Stage during the Mo Pop Festival.

Father John Misty performs during Mo Pop 2016 on Sunday, July 24, 2016 in Detroit.

Kelsey Lang of Waterford is enthused as Father John Misty begins performing on the Fender Premium Audio Stage during the Mo Pop Festival.

Fans cheer as Father John Misty begins performing on the Fender Premium Audio Stage during the Mo Pop Festival.

Father John Misty plays on an acoustic guitar during his set at Mo Pop Festival.

Gabby Yacteen of Rochester paints a face on a board, where everyone attending the Mo Pop Festival was encouraged to leave their artistic mark.

Quinn Seeburger, top, of Midland, Michigan, tries but is unsuccessful at dodging a Nerf foam bullet, as he and his teammates were easily defeated on a battlefield set up by the Detroit Dart Club. This was one of several activities to do at the Mo Pop Festival on Sunday at West Riverfront Park in Detroit.

Nothing But Thieves band performs on the Grande Stage during the Mo Pop Festival on Sunday.

Fans enjoy the music of Nothing But Thieves at the Grande Stage during the Mo Pop Festival on Sunday.

Some fans relax in the sun as they listen to the band Nothing But Thieves at Mo Pop on Sunday.

Emma Pryser, left, sprays sun tan lotion onto her friend, Steven Olsen, both of Rochester, at the Mo Pop Festival.

Hunter Dufresne of Rochester dances to the music of Father John Misty on Sunday at Mo Pop in Detroit.

With the Ambassador Bridge in the background, Father John Misty performs on the Fender Premium Audio Stage.

A crowd watches as Glass Animals finishes its set at the Mo Pop Festival in West Riverfront Park in Detroit on Saturday July 24, 2016.

HAIM, a band comprised of three sisters, rocks the stage in the middle of their set at the Mo Pop Festival on Saturday in Detroit.

Este Haim, the bassist and oldest sister of the band HAIM, performs at the Mo Pop Festival at West Riverfront Park in Detroit.

Danielle Haim, the lead singer and middle sister of the band HAIM, performs at the Mo Pop Festival.

An audience member takes photos of HAIM during their set at the Mo Pop Festival in Detroit Saturday night.

G-Easy performs at Mo Pop 16 in Detroit on Saturday night.

Maggie Louize of Royal Oak performs with a hula hoop at Mo Pop Festical.

G-Easy throws water from his water bottle onto the audience during his set at the Mo Pop Festival in Detroit.

G-Easy gets close to the photographers on the Grande Stage at the Mo Pop Festival.

G-Easy performs his first song on the Grande Stage at the Mo Pop Festival 16 in West Riverfront Park.

Randi Ford, a painter from Grand Rapids, performs Poi, a performance art, at the Mo Pop Festival in Detroit on Saturday.

Nicholas Gorney, left, of Dearborn Heights checks in Kyle Darcy, 27, and her boyfriend, Jacob De Golish, right, 25, both of Detroit, as they enter the Mo Pop Festival 16 at West Riverfront Park in Detroit, Saturday afternoon, July 23, 2016.

School of Rock All-Stars Team Two bassist Jarod Taylor, 18, of Phoenix covers "Master of Puppets," by Metallica.

Sydney Hembree, left, 20, and her sister, Abbey Hembree, right, 16, both of Brighton, tie ribbons with well wishes for Detroit on strings at the "What is your dream for Detroit?" booth.

The crowd screams as they wait for Twin Peaks, from Chicago, on the Fender Premium Audio stage.

Twin Peaks drummer Connor Brodner grimaces during his band's set on the Fender Premium Audio stage.

Fans listen to Chicago's Twin Peaks as it play on the Fender Premium Audio stage.

Music fans listen to bands at Mo Pop Festival 16 at West Riverfront Park in Detroit.

The crowd listens to Chicago's Twin Peaks as it performs on the Fender Premium Audio stage.