Past Acts
2011
- B.o.B
- Chiddy Bang
- New Pornographers
- N.A.S.A.
- Kill the Noise
- Guns & Sons
- Peter Bjorn and John
- whysowhite
2010
- Regina Spektor
- Guster
- Practical Tactical
- Rhymefest
- Super Mash Bros
- Nelly
2009
- N.E.R.D
- Estelle
- Tally Hall
- Mike Posner
- The Decemberists
2008
- A DJ set by Northwestern University alumnus William Butler, member of Arcade Fire
- Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
- A DJ set by Flosstradamus
- Broken Social Scene
- Third Eye Blind
- The Cool Kids
- Clash Gordon
- DJ Sicarii
- Common
Past headlining bands include The Roots, Cake, and Lupe Fiasco in 2007, and Robert Randolph and the Family Band and Ben Folds in 2006. Performers from previous years include George Clinton, Yellowman, Third World, The Wailers, The Crystal Method, Outkast, and Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.
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