The band was some blues/rock band from Charlotte (the name escapes me at the moment), but they were pretty good and played 3 45-minute sets.
About 10:00 we went out to set up the haunted hayride. My dad has a permanent trail carved out in the woods next door. The tractor drives through a field up to the entrance of the woods, then the driver forces everybody out to walk through the haunted path. Of course, the people don't know that there are about a dozen drunk accomplices inside waiting to jump out at them.
My dad has a guillotine out there, and I played the part of the executioner while my wife had her head chopped off. We also had a "murdered campers" scene and several other people just jumping out with masks on. At the end of the trail my dad had a cemetery scene set up complete with partially dug grave, several coffins, and a 1976 hearse. As the folks came out of the woods people would jump out of the coffins and scare the crap out of them. I guess the haunted trail went off pretty well - all the "young folks" which included me, my brother, his friends, my wife, etc. brought a big cooler of beer out there to keep us company, since it's extremely hard to spend two hours out in pitch black woods in the cold without being a little liquored up. The first few runs went pretty well, but by the end of it my wife was dropping the fake head before I even brought the guillotine down, I think I had my mask on backwards, and the guy driving the hayride tractor should definitely NOT have been operating a motor vehicle.
At any rate I think everyone had a good time. Hopefully next year maybe some of you NCers can make it down.
I just realized that while I can drink in costume, there is no way I will be able to smoke, which is not a problem...unless I am drinking. 
And we also came to the realization that the head might not fit in my car.