Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

070Shake was the first artist to take the stage during Friday's Rock the Dome concert.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

070Shake said she wanted to come to Syracuse to play basketball, but people told her it was too hard. "So I came to sing instead," she added.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

British duo Oh Wonder energized the crowd with its synth-pop sound right before The 1975 came onstage.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

Josephine Vander Gucht, one half of Oh Wonder, sang and played the keyboard to most of their songs.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

Anthony West, the other half of Oh Wonder, sang alongside Vander Gucht and played guitar.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

"All We Do," "Without You" and "Drive" were some of the songs Oh Wonder played during their set.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

Singer Matthew Healy led The1975 in performing well-known tracks such as "Somebody Else" and "Girls."

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

A simple rectangle is part of The 1975's signature minimalistic brand.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

Healy joked about being British and used that as a way to encourage audience members to vote. "We know what it's like to come from a place that politically and socially f*cked everything up in one year," he said.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

Audience members were fully engaged in The 1975's set, singing and dancing along to the band's energetic tracks.

Jacob Greenfeld | Asst. Photo Editor

The 1975 played a multi-song encore and officially ended the night with the song "The Sound."