The String Cheese Incident added some additional elements to its performance on Saturday night at Bonnaroo. Prior to the band’s take on “Miss Brown’s Tea House,” Keith Moseley, Michael Kang, Bill Nershi and Kyle Hollingsworth offered a brief synchronized dance number. Shortly afterwards a number of oversized balloons were released into the audience, followed by a giant inflatable dinosaur and then a woman dressed in moth costume bearing a fire stick who was held aloft by balloons. Relix.com has a look at the action via a video clip and also a photo essay. Other elements not captured on the Relix site include a later appearance by Sexy Sax Man who stepped out for “Careless Whisper” as well as a near-appearance by jetpack guy. Both of which can be seen below…
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