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Aw, Darn: Camp Nashville “Postponed” Until 2010

Remember Camp Nashville? If you don’t, here’s a refresher: It’s that camp that cost eight grand (that’s $8,000.00) to attend, carted rabid country music fans around in tour busses for five days, and featured private performances from the likes of John Rich.

We’re terribly sorry to inform you that Camp Nashville has been “postponed” until 2010 due to the state of the economy. We like to think that it’s due to the fact that it cost $8,000, but that’s just us. [via Country Music Tattle Tale]

Edit 4:30pm: Your Daily WTF Moment brought to you by Peter Cooper of the Tennessean, who suggests that “Until 2010, fans wanting to experience first-hand the life of a country music superstar are encouraged to marry a country music superstar.”

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4 Comments

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rob-Robinson/711650073 Rob Robinson

    We like to think that it’s due to the fact that it cost $8,000, but that’s just us.

    I'm not sure whether it's that or the presence of John Rich, but the combination assuredly doomed the event. ;)

  • http://nashvillest.com morganlevy

    Maybe John Rich could host the 2010 Camp Nashville in his concrete monster house on Love Circle! It should be finished by then, and it would totally cut down the cost. Win win? ;)

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rob-Robinson/711650073 Rob Robinson

    We like to think that it’s due to the fact that it cost $8,000, but that’s just us.

    I'm not sure whether it's that or the presence of John Rich, but the combination assuredly doomed the event. ;)

  • http://nashvillest.com morganlevy

    Maybe John Rich could host the 2010 Camp Nashville in his concrete monster house on Love Circle! It should be finished by then, and it would totally cut down the cost. Win win? ;)