ST. LOUIS — Organizers of an outdoor festival headlined by the rap-metal group Insane Clown Posse are finding new digs for the event after six years of staging it in southern Illinois.
A band spokesman said last week it won’t be held at the site near Cave-In-Rock, a Hardin County village along the Ohio River. But Jason Webber declined to elaborate on the new location.
The five-day concert, which each year has drawn tens of thousands of people, also has developed a reputation for unruliness drug overdoses and arrests.
The yearly gathering has been a recurring headache for Sheriff Jerry Fricker, who said he’ll be glad the group is moving on.
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