page_title: North Jersey Indie Rock Festival
section_title: 2016
hierarchical_section_title: North Jersey Indie Rock Festival / 2016
caption_attribution_description: English: Young Legs performing at Cathedral Hall, 2016 North Jersey Indie Rock Fest.
context_page_description: The North Jersey Indie Rock Festival is an American annual concert in Jersey City, that showcases artists primarily from New Jersey.
context_section_description: The first festival took place at Cathedral Hall, formerly St. Bridget's Church, a converted ornate Roman Catholic monastery, on September 10, 2016. The performances alternated between two stages, one upstairs on the deconsecrated altar and the other downstairs in the church's former recreation hall. It was hosted by 4th Street Arts, Rock-It Docket, BGT Enterprises, Artist & Makers Market, BlowUpRadio, Jersey Beat, Speak Into My Good Eye, The Aquarian Weekly, The Alternative, Jersey Indie, You Don't Know Jersey, and Courier News. The festival began at 12:00 and ended at 8:00 P.M., and featured crafts, food, beer and spirits. The festival showcased twenty bands from the Mint 400 Records and Sniffling Indie Kids rosters with twenty-minute sets alternating one after the other, from the upstairs church to the downstairs community center. The artists that performed were Ancient Babies, the Bitter Chills, the Clydes, C.R. and the Degenerates, dollys, Ken De Poto, Fairmont, LKFFCT, the Maravines, NGHTCRWLRS, Pixl-Visionary, Quality Living, Rocky & the Chapter, Sink Tapes, Toy Cars, Tri-State, Underlined Passages, Shane Vidaurri, YJY, and Young Legs. 
  Approximately five-hundred people attended the concert.
caption: Young Legs performing at Cathedral Hall in 2016.
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