I’ve been hearing about the Nelsonville Music Festival for several years from some friends in Columbus. And ever year, I salivate over the lineup this little festival would get. After reading this below, I knew I had to make it there, and soon before anything changed.
This festival may be the largest non-profit festival in the country, with over 15,000 people taking part over four days, the eclectic mix of artists that perform cover a wide range of music [… ] The festival itself is community-based and barely has any major corporate sponsorship.
What an incredible experience. Going from the urban, dance, house environment in downtown Detroit - directly to a rural, camping folk festival in rural Ohio was a little jarring, but in the best way possible. I’ll also give a big shout out to the group of friends that provided me with instant companionship and camaraderie. I could have asked for a better introduction. I captured many performances on my YouTube channel, but some of my favorites are here:
Here’s also an assemblage of other random clips from the weekend.
And then some photos… The rest are on my Flickr page.
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