In 2004 Plan-It-X Records celebrated its 10-year anniversary with a three-day festival in Bloomington, Indiana. A large portion of the bands involved with the label performed throughout the three-day event. With the success of the 2004 fest, Plan-It-X decided to take the festival on the road the following year in 2005 with a number of their bands in a school bus. The school bus toured throughout the Eastern and Midwestern
United States. 2006 saw the third Plan-It-X fest return to Bloomington as a six-day "Punk Rock
Summer Camp," with bands playing every night and workshops and other activities throughout the afternoon. Like the two previous fests, 2006's fest raised money for charity. This year a total of $8,200 was split amongst three different charities. 2011 saw the fourth Plan-It-X Fest. It took place on June 24, 25, and 26 in Bloomington, Indiana. Like previous fests, this one was a benefit for several grassroots organizations. It also marked the release of PIX99, a book based on founder Samantha Dorsett's life. The 5th Plan-It-X Fest happened in 2012. The 6th Plan-It-X Fest took place in 2014 in Spencer, IN. The 7th and final Plan-It-X Fest took place in
Spencer, IN from July 22 to the 24th, 2016. This festival was filmed for a short
YouTube documentary by Punk With A Camera entitled "And One For Good Luck - The Last Plan-It-X Fest". Artists performing included
Ramshackle Glory, Ghost Mice, Terror Pigeon, The Wild,
Pioneers Press author
Adam Gnade, Super Famicom, Erin Tobey,
Your Heart Breaks and many more. == Bands and artists ==