Music is one of the many things that makes Camp ASCCA go round. From early in the morning until everyone is tucked into bed, music is a daily part of our routine at Camp ASCCA.
What started years ago as just an idea has grown into something we never dreamed of: the ASCCA Concert Series. It’s an event that our campers and staff both look forward to year after year. Almost every week, we welcome a band to put on an unforgettable show for our campers. Each show was truly special, and we’re immensely grateful to these bands for giving our campers such a magical night.
This year, we were lucky enough to welcome five bands to Camp ASCCA. Our lineup included The DropTines, The Wild Feathers, The Red Clay Strays, The Beasley Brothers, and Them Dirty Roses. All of these bands, aside from The Red Clay Strays, were new to Camp ASCCA. However, with each show, we were blown away by their commitment, energy, and desire to entertain our campers.
Concerts at Camp ASCCA are a one-of-a-kind experience. It’s a place where everyone has a front-row seat, a place where our campers and staff can dance and sing as freely as they want. Music is powerful. We wholeheartedly believe that it’s a universal language, and there are few things that music cannot heal.
For our campers, this could be their first concert or maybe their twentieth. No matter what, the excitement is still the same. Our concerts last about an hour and a half, and throughout that time, the artists are the most important people in the room. They have everyone’s undivided attention.
These artists don’t just light up the stage; they make our campers feel seen, heard, and appreciated. We’re biased, but we truly believe we provide the best bands, the best seats, and the best audience.
To the bands and artists who showed up and made the 2026 Concert Series happen, thank you! You met our people exactly where they are and gave them an unforgettable night. Your compassion, dedication, and commitment made this summer series possible. We’re forever grateful for you.
Thank you for bringing the magic of “One More Song” to Camp ASCCA!
