The Josh Abbott Band plays Saturday night during Rock the Plains at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan.
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Merchandise is sold at a vendor booth Friday night during Rock the Plains at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan.
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Logan Mize reflects on Rock the Plains after performing Saturday evening. Mize, a Kansas native who also performed at Stampede before its relocation from Manhattan, said Tuttle Creek is a very “nostalgic” place.
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Kaitlin Butts performs Friday evening during Rock the Plains at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan. The music and camping festival made its debut Friday and Saturday, featuring a lineup of country, red dirt and Americana artists. It was inspired by Country Stampede, which started in Manhattan in 1996 and was held annually in the park until 2018.
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Pat Green and his band perform Saturday evening at Rock the Plains.
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Attendees listen to Caitlin Butts’ performance Friday evening during Rock the Plains at Tuttle Creek State Park in Manhattan.
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Attendees compete in a game of limbo at the BeatBox Beverages booth Friday evening during Rock the Plains.
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Attendees dance to the Josh Abbott Band Saturday night during Rock the Plains.
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