Echo Project music fest: Saturday

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Echo Project music fest: Saturday

The three-day eco-centric Echo Project music festival debuts in Atlanta. A private farm is transformed into a campsite. Featured acts include the Killiers, Phil Lesh and the Roots.

Performance artist Steve "Bunny" McClure, with the underground electronic music band Rabbit in the Moon, puts on a theatrical and bizarre show Saturday, the second day of the the three-day Echo Project music festival. McClure, wearing a hulk body costume, puts a medal mask to his face and then applies a grinder to it.

Brandon Flowers, lead singer for The Killers, performs late Saturday.

Flowers and The Killers were one of the headliners of the event, held on a private farm in south Fulton County.

A young fan sits back and enjoys the light show provided by his girlfriend's light sticks during a performance by Rabbit in the Moon.

Cat Power, along with the Dirty Delta Blues Band, performs.

Rachael Clement, of St. Petersburg, grooves to the music of Thievery Corporation.

The scene as the sun began to set on Saturday.

Scott Avett of the Avett Brothers performs.

Chrissy LaBerta of Buffalo, N.Y., dances to the band Toubab Krewe while Travis Harding (left) of Cleveland, Tenn., tries to avoid the dust.

Alice Powell of Ashville, N.C,. dances to Toubab Krewe.

Heather Alford, of Columbia, S.C., rests in her husband Brandon's lap while listening to the Avett Brothers.

Kassandra Hanchetti (in blue), of Chattanooga, gets into the groove.

A tired and hot Rachael Scariano and Hary Mitchell, both of Atlanta, rest while listening to the Avett Brothers.

LaTisha Strickland with the MarchFourth Marching Band drums up interest in their act as they parade through the concert grounds.

Dan Stauffer with the MarchFourth Marching Band struts his stuff.

Christopher Long performs with the MarchFourth Marching Band.

The Avett Brothers -- Scott (left) and Seth -- perform.

Alec Ounsworth, lead singer for the band Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, performs.

Vendor Josh Poll covers up on the dusty day.

The second day began with yoga, at 11 a.m. Saturday. Samantha Belcher (left front), of Huntsville, Ala., was among those taking part.

Lela Buttery (center) of Tallahassee gets ready for the day.

Whitney Hardin and Stephanie Alexander, both of York, S.C., stake out some higher ground above the camping area to get a better view of the scene.

Geogia Tech student Cole Holman eats a little breakfast outside his tent at the three-day festival, held on a private farm in south Fulton County.

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Performance artist Steve "Bunny" McClure, with the underground electronic music band Rabbit in the Moon, puts on a theatrical and bizarre show Saturday, the second day of the the three-day Echo Project music festival. McClure, wearing a hulk body costume, puts a medal mask to his face and then applies a grinder to it.

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