A festival-goer named Marcus Allen brought Game 2 of the World Series to the crowd at Suwannee Hulaween on Saturday night, streaming the broadcast live on a projection totem at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Florida.
Footage of the screen circulated on Instagram and the Hulaween subreddit, with one commenter noting that a group of sports fans crowded around to watch. Clips from both platforms show the Rays ahead 4-2, a score that held from the end of the first inning until the fourth. The Brewers rallied to win 5-4, tying the game on a Sal Frelick home run in the sixth before Cooper Pratt's single in the seventh put them ahead.
Artists React from Stage and Online
Warren Haynes, longtime drummer of The Allman Brothers Band, noticed the totem and commented online. Big Gigantic, who performed as part of Big Gramatik on the festival bill, also spotted the screen in the crowd and left a comment with laughing emojis.
Weekend Lineup and World Series Outcome
The festival ran October 22-25 in Live Oak, Florida, for its 13th edition. Host band The String Cheese Incident played all three nights, including a Saturday set with Haynes billed as The Warren Haynes Incident. The 2026 lineup was led by Pretty Lights, Excision, My Morning Jacket, and Geese, with sets from Hamdi, Levity, and Of The Trees.
The Brewers won the World Series on Wednesday night, beating the Rays 4-1 in Game 5 at Tropicana Field for the first title in franchise history.
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