2018 Beartrap Summer Festival

The 2018 Beartrap Summer Festival was definitely one for the books. Beartrap Meadow was overflowing with happy 'festivarians' who came for the great music and family fun. Check out the best of the festival here.

Not even mother nature could stop the Roots and Boots Tour at Beartrap. The skies opened up with rain and hail shortly after the music started. Those who didn't have an umbrella used their camp chairs for shelter. Thankfully, after a few minutes, the storm subsided, and the sweet country music filled the meadow.

It is no surprise that Town Mountain sounds good on the Mountain. Their old bluegrass music fills the air like a fresh breeze.

Strange Americans bring their dirty-rich sounds to the Beartrap Meadow. It might be rough and loud, but that is how they like it.

Georgia based group Cicada Rhythm were the second band to take the stage on day two of the 2018 Beartrap Summer Festival. Cicada Rhythm brought their brand of orchestral folk-pop and ramshackle roots-rock to Beartrap Meadow much to the delight of festival goers.

2018 Beartrap Summer Festival headliners, Big Head Todd & The Monsters, delivered an exhilarating performance on Saturday evening - much to the delight of the one of the largest crowds Beartrap Meadow has ever seen.

Big Head Todd & The Monsters headlined the first day of the 2018 Beartrap Summer Festival and a few lucky Beartrap attendees got the chance to meet the band backstage.

The Beartrap Summer Festival is one of the only festivals in America that allows dogs. We are always excited to see man's best friend enjoying the meadow and the festivities.

It is the first day of the Beartrap Summer Festival, and the music on the stage is brimming with harmony and passion. The Two Tracks out of Sheridan bring their flavor of rock, country and folk to the great people in Beartrap Meadow.

The bluegrass sound graces the mountain once again, as Hagen in the Grainbox takes the stage. Their songs bring a bit of Wyoming to Beartrap Summer Festival. This year the starts with cool weather and warm sounds from this local Casper band.