The Detroit city skyline reflects in the sunglasses of Marlee Hanna, of Redford, on the first day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival in Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza Saturday, May 27, 2017. More than 110 artists will perform across six stages in the three-day festival.

A festival goer dances high above the crowd to British electronic music legend Carl Cox  on the Movement Main Stage on the final day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Jorden Marshall, 12 of Howell, cools off in the fountain on the last day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Rob, of Inkster, sneaks a kiss on his girlfriend Memoree Anderson, of Inkster, next to the Red Bull Music Academy stage on the first day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Rapper Juicy J performs on the Red Bull Music Academy stage on day two of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Rodney Carter, of Ferndale, with his daughters 8-year-old Olivia, atop his shoulders, and 3-year-old Abigail at his side watch Jamie Jones performes at the Star Gate presented by Thump stage.

Ila Mindell, of Detroit, dances to Soul Clap Live in the rain at the Movement Main Stage on the final day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Richie Hawtin closes out the Movement Main Stage on the first day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Kozma and Motu, of Detroit, take a break in the grass by the Red Bull Music Academy stage

Shane McGrn, Diana Christ, both of Ohio, and Judy Choi, of Las Vegas, dance to Carl Cox at the Movement Main Stage.

Clayton Lamburt, of Chicago, and Marie True, of New York, take a break on the final day of the 2017 Movement Electronic Music Festival.

Monni Raphael, of Shkiniikwe, Mich., takes a photo of Testpilot, better known as Deadmau5, at the Movement Main Stage on day two of the festival.

Detroit rapper Danny Brown performs on the Red Bull Music Academy stage.

Kai Alce closes out the Made in Detroit stage on the first day of 2017 Movement.

Oliver Sykes, of Louisiana, break dances to The Belleville Three at the Movement Main Stage.

Cajmere greets a friend while performing at the Star Gate presented by Thump stage.

Enbridge Energy pipeline maintenance crews from Mashall, Mich., place an oil containment boom in the St. Clair River during a oil spill practice drill in Marysville, Mich. on Wednesday morning, May 25, 2016. The full-scale spill response exercise was done alongside the U.S. Coast Guard and other federal and local safety and environmental officials. It was meant to simulate a 13-minute, 5,000-barrel spill from Enbridge Line 5. Line 5 runs from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, under the Straits of Mackinac, across the Lower Peninsula and underneath the St. Clair River before reaching Sarnia, Ontario’s “Chemical Valley” industrial complex. The line carries light crude oil and liquid natural gas products.

(left) Vicko Alvarez and Rey Irizarry, of Chicago, dance together at the 18th annual Blessing of the Lowriders in Southwest Detroit on Sunday, May 1, 2016. Custom car owners and their families attend the annual event to bless their rides before the start of cruising season.

A Buick Regal customized with hydraulic suspension sits parked with one wheel off the ground at the 18th annual Blessing of the Lowriders in Southwest Detroit on Sunday, May 1, 2016. Custom car owners and their families attend the annual event to have their rides blessed before the start of cruising season.

A brief rain shower brings relief from the heat Sunday afternoon on the second day of the 2016 Movement Electronic Music Festival in Downtown Detroit’s Hart Plaza on May 29, 2016. Over 120 acts will perform over the Memorial Day weekend festival.

Angelica Cates, of Ann Arbor, cools off in the fountain in Hart Plaza Sunday afternoon during the second day of the 2016 Movement Electronic Music Festival in Downtown Detroit on May 29, 2016. Over 120 acts will perform over the Memorial Day weekend festival.

Joey Melo, of Northville, climbs the famous Noguchi fountain in Hart Plaza Monday afternoon on the last day of the 2016 Movement Electronic Music Festival in Downtown Detroit on May 30, 2016.

Snow flurries didn’t deter crowds from attending Eastern Market’s 50th annual Flower Day on Sunday morning in Detroit, May 15, 2016. Growers are expected to sell up to 15 acres worth of colorful annuals and perennials, herbs, vegetable and fruit plants, shrubs and trees by the end of the day. Eastern Market’s Flower Day is one the largest open-air flowerbed market in the country.

Leslie Caryl, of Warren, looks at the flowers for sale on Sunday morning during Eastern Market’s 50th annual Flower Day in Detroit, May 15, 2016. Growers are expected to sell up to 15 acres worth of colorful annuals and perennials, herbs, vegetable and fruit plants, shrubs and trees by the end of the day. Eastern Market’s Flower Day is one the largest open-air flowerbed market in the country.

Teenagers take a break from the heat across the street from a house fire which injured two firefighters Tuesday in an explosion at a home on Hazelwood and 14th in Detroit on May, 24, 2016.

Hundreds of teachers march down Grand Blvd during a “sick-out” rally in Detroit’s New Center on Monday morning, May 2, 2016. Educators shut down 94 Detroit Public Schools during the sick-out Monday, which was called for by the Detroit Federation of Teachers union, amid fears of not being paid. The school district announced it is unsure whether there will be enough money to pay teachers in May and June as it awaits a decision from the state legislature on debt relief.

(center) Eight-year-old Alise Anaya, a Detroit Public School student at Academy of the Americas, holds up a sign reading, “Pay my teachers and my mom!” Her mother Alise, a Detroit Public School teacher at Clippert Academy, followers behind her as they march in a Òsick-outÓ rally in DetroitÕs New Center on Monday morning, May 2, 2016. Educators shut down 94 Detroit Public Schools Monday during the sick-out, which was called for by the Detroit Federation of Teachers union, amid fears of not being paid. The school district announced it is unsure whether there will be enough money to pay teachers in May and June as it awaits a decision from the state legislature on debt relief.