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The 2011 Summer Camp Music Festival in Chillicothe, Illinois is over. All that remains are the lingering campers too overwhelmed the weekend’s activities to travel home and the photographs and memories.

Summer Camp Music Festival

The crowd enjoys moe. at Summer Camp Music Festival

Weathering storms

It sure was an adventure this weekend. The weather, which was not horrible, did dump two rainstorms on the gathering. This turned the already saturated farmlands into a mud pit. It did not dampen the enthusiasm of the music revelers as they emerged from the woods and continued to enjoy the music.

Great mix of music

The yearly festival has a great mix of music although it features jam bands and electronic rock music.  There is also a nice array of blue grass, folk, rock, Irish music, and rap, so there truly is a genre for everyone at Summer Camp.

Summer Camp Music Festival

The crowd gathers to check out moe.

The music is only half the experience, so tomorrow’s photo essay will concentrate on the camping experience.  With 10-15 thousand people camping out in close proximity it definitely leads to an interesting time.

Summer Camp Music Festival music photo essay

Summer Camp Music Festival

moe. at Summer Camp

moe. at Summer Camp Music Festival

moe. at Summer Camp Music Festival

Greensky Bluegrass Band at Summer Camp Music Festival

Greensky Bluegrass Band at Summer Camp

Greensky Bluegrass Band at Summer Camp Music Festival

Greensky Bluegrass Band at Summer Camp

STS9 at Summer Camp Music Festival

Part of the amazing light show by STS9 at Summer Camp Music Festival

Gaelic Storm at Summer Camp Music Festival

Gaelic Storm violinist Jessie Burns is so fast on the fiddle she is a blur

Gaelic Storm at Summer Camp Music Festival

Violinist Jessie Burns and Peter Purvis from Gaelic Storm

Cornmeal at Summer Camp Music Festival

Cornmeal

Check out their webpage for more information and for more current lineups.

Disclosure

I received a complimentary pass to Summer Camp, but this fact does not impact this post. This post just chronicles my adventure and the music. My thoughts, opinions, and photos are my own.

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