Pop-punk heroes attempt to woo the Connection Stage crowd

For almost two hours Saturday night, the aging Invaders threatened to outlast every band on the grounds. They came up just short, but they still put most of them to shame.

What to look for on the fifth day of Summerfest

Stephen Marley moves the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse

Kanye West turns a late start into a great night

P-Funk continues post-countercultural space mission

The Appleton native commands the Harley Roadhouse

The rock and roll legend tears up the Big Backyard

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When Elijah Jones and Atlanta-based producer Ben Allen (Animal Collective, Gnarles Barkley) first teamed up to work on “The Constellation Project,” they never envisioned that the songs they were recording would ever be performed live (hence the backwards guitars and didgeridoos). But during the studio session, Jones conjured up the lyric “From darkness to night/We shine through the light/And stars will combine to form constellations,” essentially prophesying the way in which this band would eventually take shape, as a literal collection of stars cherry-picked from Atlanta’s ripe music scene.