PHOTOS: Alexander 23, MXMToon, and The Band Camino at Bullstock 2024
Bullstock’s audience saw performances from Alexander 23, mxmtoon, The Band Camino and USF’s Battle of the Bands winner Quail Hallow and People’s Choice Sciutto on April 12.
Attendees could purchase food from an array of food trucks. While Bulls had a chance to ride carnival rides at Bullstock 2023, there were none at Bullstock 2024.
– Justin Seecharan
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