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After finding this new home, the festival grew dramatically and attracted around 300,000 attendees in its peak years.Although independent promoters when the festival was created, Cooley and Conlon sold their company, Concert/Southern Promotions, to Clear Channel Communications' subsidiary SFX Entertainment in 1998.

His age and health problems (diabetes) prevented him from working full-time which also played a role.Traditionally on the first weekend in May, the 2005 festival was moved to June 10-12.

Most of the 2005 festival was rained on by remnants of Tropical Storm Arlene, repeating many of the May rains it was rescheduled to avoid.

The slated 2005 dates were also concurrent with the increasingly popular Bonnaroo music and arts festival in neighboring Tennessee, which may have had an impact on both attendance and artist booking.On January 5, 2006, citing the growing expenses of the festival in its current form and location, Conlon announced that there would be no Music Midtown in 2006 although he left open the possibility of a return at a different location in the future.

Six main stages, each typically sponsored by a local radio station, were used to present dozens of band playing a wide variety of musical genres.