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20 Things to See and Do at Bonnaroo

Posted: 19th May 2010 by nate in Bonnaroo 2010
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Bonnaroo’s not just about watching concerts 24/7. I mean that part is absolutely wonderful, but what makes Bonnaroo stick out above every music event and festival in the country, is that they just have so much more to offer. In a matter of hours, a usually-empty 700-acre farm is transformed into its own little community [...]

Greening and Activism
In 2009, and with the help of Clean Vibes, Bonnaroo was able to divert over 160 tons of waste from the onsite landfill. That is almost 5 pounds of waste for every person who attended the festival last year. Leave nothing behind. Be part of the solution this year by taking the Clean [...]

Bonnaroo is just forty-one days away, but for many people like myself, listening to and talking about the bands playing is a topic that seems to come up every day of the year in my conversations. Some of my friends, I’d imagine, are probably pretty sick and tired of hearing the word “Bonnaroo” come out of my [...]

One of the biggest things that sets Bonnaroo apart from “all the other festivals” is that those other festivals have a curfew. At Bonnaroo, they don’t tell the bands they have to stop at a certain time, although bands are typically scheduled until 4 am. In the past, some bands and fans have managed to [...]

More news from the world of Bonnaroo. They’ve recently collaborated with the popular Vermont-based ice cream company, Ben & Jerry’s, to introduce Bonnaroo Buzz. Just like past combos of Jerry Garcia and of their most popular flavors, Cherry Garcia, and the Dave Matthews flavor, One Sweet Whirled, you can now experience the taste of Bonnaroo [...]

Bonnaroo Adds More Bands, Comedians

Posted: 8th April 2010 by nate in Bonnaroo 2010
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I wasn’t quite expecting more Bonnaroo additions so soon, but heck, I’ll take it when I can get it. There’s a lot of things I love about the ‘roo, and as far as music goes, one of my favorite things is being able to watch a band right at the edge of the stage in an [...]

The story of the Magnetic Zeros begins with a man named Alex Ebert, a former vocalist with The Lucky 13’s and Ima Robot. At a time when he was undergoing a series of personal struggles and issues, he was writing a fictional story about a character named Edward Sharpe. The jist of this story is [...]

More announcements from the world of Bonnaroo today. After the success of last year’s African music themed tent, 2010 will see the addition of “Latino Alternativo”, featuring some of the most exciting acts in Latin music including tent headliners, Ozomatli, who are multiple Roo vets. Also on the bill for the Latin-themed tent are Los [...]

Prepare yourself for the next big thing in indie-folk music: a quartet out of London, England called Mumford & Sons. They haven’t been around for too terribly long, having formed in December of 2007, but even in such a short period of time they have managed to find their place amongst the best bands in a genre that has become almost too crowded, [...]

 
“It can get stressful and tiring but it never really feels like a job. I’ve had a lot of different jobs and this isn’t like any of them. It’s more like a safari. Sometimes it’s a cool adventure and other times you’re just lost and afraid of dying.” – Matt Berninger, on the success of [...]