Harvey the Corpsman waits around for the Bilge Pumps set to begin, while holding off the downpour with his mind.

The Bilge Pumps manage to get in their full show at Fezziwig's Friday Night event right before the monsoon began.

On Saturday morning, the street vendors were mostly gone due to the storms and the streets were small rivers.

The band sets up in front of LA Kings in one of the few places out of the rain where there wasn't already an impromptu performance going on.

Much to the delight of the stream of people trying to stay out of the streams.

Harvey the Corpsman finds creative new ways to keep his hat on in the storm winds

Harvey uses his invisible rope to tie down Splice the Rigger. One would assume as a sacrifice to the rain gods.

Maroon the Shantyman and a familiar-looking Jack Sparrow scout for a place to perform out of the rain.

Jack decides to attack some of the local population who are huddled out of the weather.

And this is the view for most of the day of the street.

Off the street, though, the characters remain quite interesting, thanks to the Stilt Lady's living Christmas tree.

The Bilge Pumps decide to elevate their show by going to one of the high sidewalks for a set

There is always room for more handfuls of booty during "Pirating the Seas".

While the show went on, the water rose, threatening to trap the patrons right next to the Bilge Pumps for the whole weekend.

Maroon serenades the crowd with "The Pirate Christmas Song as part of the festival's last show.

The band snags a migrating Sparrow to help them crank out a show to the faithful souls that still remained in the Strand.

You gotta be tough to survive on a weekend like this. Tough enough to stab babies? Maybe.

Sunday morning, the band learned of the cancelation of the festival day, so they get together for a quick rehearsal for the following weekend's gig.