Just three days out from the annual FlashFest concert, Kent State’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) announced this year’s full list of outdoor performers.

Walk of Shame, Chil, Omar and Kyle Conley make up the lineup of artists for the free show on the Student Green, which starts Thursday at 5 p.m.

Alternative band Chil consists of four Kent State students: Benjamin Batton, a junior business management major; Nicholas Batton, a senior entrepreneurship major; Justin Solitro, a senior applied engineering major; and Ian Minnick, a sophomore digital media production major.

Conley, a DJ out of Cleveland, is a senior communication studies major, while Omar Azem is a senior integrated life sciences major.

Walk of Shame is a wedding band that covers hits of all genres. Lead singer Sean “Spiffy” Styles took to Twitter to convince students the band doesn’t “suck.”

That’s what it’s all about man. I promise we don’t suck – Just tell us what you guys want to hear! #FlashFest https://t.co/2zrr3HWBxL

— Spiffy Sean Styles (@WalkofShameBand) April 17, 2017

The main event for the 2017 FlashFest will be rapping duo Rae Sremmurd and opener Sammy Adams at 9 p.m. in the M.A.C. Center. USG brought Sremmurd to perform at FlashFest two years ago, paying them $40,000 in April 2015.

Following the announcement of outdoor performers, students did not hold back disappointments on social media:

@KentStateUSG I’m mildly happy about Chil but a wedding band and a local guy? Are you guys trying to look bad compared to last year?

— Matt Cark (@MJCKent) April 17, 2017

@KentStateUSG @OmarsTheMan @ChilRockBand @WalkofShameBand Why even have flashfest at this point? 😂y’all really screwed up

— ⭐️Leah⭐️ (@lee_ahhhhhh) April 17, 2017

Flashfest is CANCELLED and I’m transferring lol I refuse to believe they booked someone off SoundCloud

— B. (@_DiscreteView) April 17, 2017

USG responded to the backlash through its official Twitter account stating this year’s performers were the result of an “extreme budget difference” from last year.

.@DollarSignMitty Due to the extreme budget difference from this year to last, we have done our best to bring the best talent to KSU.

— Kent State USG (@KentStateUSG) April 17, 2017

Last year’s FlashFest included rapper Wiz Khalifa, country singer Chase Rice and pop pair 3OH!3.

Benjamin VanHoose is the features editor, contact him at [email protected]