Beartrap Photos

Mark Chesnutt turned the meadow into one big honky-tonk party. Boots were stomping, the ladies were dancing, and it was one good ol' time.

Wyoming native and son of Chris LeDoux, Ned LeDoux is carrying on the legacy while coming into his own.

The Rad Trads hit the stage with their smooth indy rock vibe. Loaded with a wicked trumpet player and smooth saxophone, they definitely brought the groove.

Based out of Sheridan Wyoming, Tris Munsick and the Innocents are about as country as they come.

The sound of the Jon Stickley Trio could not fit (or should not fit) into one genre. Their sound fuse so many different rhythms and textures.

The nocturnal bird whip-poor-will sings their songs into the summer nights. The band Whippoorwill filled the Beartrap Meadow with their songs

Ryan Shupe & the Rubberband put on a high energy show which got the crowd dancing within a few beats. Their stage presence is nothing short of infectious.

Listening to The Riverside feels like lounging outside in the sun on a perfect summer day.

The crowd at Beartrap had a warm welcome to Jalan Crossland as he joined the stage. Jalan brought his usual swagger for all to enjoy.

Schooled in the precision of classical music and steeped in homegrown tradition, The Ransom Notes epitomize the phrase “best of both worlds”.