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16 hours ago
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Bonnaroo 2025: Lineup, daily schedule, how to watch live
The 2025 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is here! And the lineup is stacked with big names in music. Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and more will perform at the festival, held in Manchester, Tennessee. It will take place from Thursday, June 12, to Sunday, June 15. Tickets are still available, but folks staying at home will also be able to stream the musical act live, according to Bonnaroo's website. Anyone experiencing FOMO will also be able to purchase merchandise online. Here's what you need to know about the music festival. More music news: Live Nation is opening 18 new venues in the US. Is your city on the list? Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and Hozier will be headlining the festival, according to Bonnaroo's website. Popular artists performing at Bonnaroo are: Thursday Luke Combs Dom Dolla Friday Tyler, The Creator John Summit Glass Animals Saturday Olivia Rodrigo Avril Lavigne Justice Sunday Hozier Vampire Weekend Queens of the Stone Age King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will have sets on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Action Bronson, Alex Warren and over a dozen other artists will be performing at the festival as well. To view the festival's lineup, visit its website. Tickets are still available on Bonaroo's website as of Wednesday afternoon. People looking to purchase tickets can do so through the festival's website. People can still purchase the four-day general admission tickets for $480, according to Bonnaroo's website. Available tickets range from $480 to $26,000. The full, daily schedule for Bonnaroo 2025 can be found on the festival's website. Bonnaroo performances will be available to livestream on Hulu for Hulu subscribers. Julia is a trending reporter for USA TODAY. Connect with her on LinkedIn,X, Instagram and TikTok: @juliamariegz, or email her at jgomez@ This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Bonnaroo 2025: Lineup, daily schedule, tickets, how to watch live
Indianapolis Star
16 hours ago
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- Indianapolis Star
Bonnaroo 2025: Lineup, daily schedule, how to watch live
The 2025 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is here! And the lineup is stacked with big names in music. Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and more will perform at the festival, held in Manchester, Tennessee. It will take place from Thursday, June 12, to Sunday, June 15. Tickets are still available, but folks staying at home will also be able to stream the musical act live, according to Bonnaroo's website. Anyone experiencing FOMO will also be able to purchase merchandise online. Here's what you need to know about the music festival. More music news: Live Nation is opening 18 new venues in the US. Is your city on the list? Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and Hozier will be headlining the festival, according to Bonnaroo's website. Popular artists performing at Bonnaroo are: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will have sets on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Action Bronson, Alex Warren and over a dozen other artists will be performing at the festival as well. To view the festival's lineup, visit its website. Tickets are still available on Bonaroo's website as of Wednesday afternoon. People looking to purchase tickets can do so through the festival's website. People can still purchase the four-day general admission tickets for $480, according to Bonnaroo's website. Available tickets range from $480 to $26,000. The full, daily schedule for Bonnaroo 2025 can be found on the festival's website. Bonnaroo performances will be available to livestream on Hulu for Hulu subscribers.
USA Today
17 hours ago
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- USA Today
Bonnaroo 2025: Lineup, daily schedule, how to watch live
Bonnaroo 2025: Lineup, daily schedule, how to watch live The 2025 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is here! And the lineup is stacked with big names in music. Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and more will perform at the festival, held in Manchester, Tennessee. It will take place from Thursday, June 12, to Sunday, June 15. Tickets are still available, but folks staying at home will also be able to stream the musical act live, according to Bonnaroo's website. Anyone experiencing FOMO will also be able to purchase merchandise online. Here's what you need to know about the music festival. More music news: Live Nation is opening 18 new venues in the US. Is your city on the list? Who's headlining Bonnaroo 2025? Luke Combs, Tyler the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and Hozier will be headlining the festival, according to Bonnaroo's website. Popular artists performing at Bonnaroo are: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will have sets on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Action Bronson, Alex Warren and over a dozen other artists will be performing at the festival as well. To view the festival's lineup, visit its website. Bonaroo 2025 tickets Tickets are still available on Bonaroo's website as of Wednesday afternoon. People looking to purchase tickets can do so through the festival's website. People can still purchase the four-day general admission tickets for $480, according to Bonnaroo's website. Available tickets range from $480 to $26,000. Bonnaroo 2025 daily schedule The full, daily schedule for Bonnaroo 2025 can be found on the festival's website. How to watch Bonnaroo 2025 Bonnaroo performances will be available to livestream on Hulu for Hulu subscribers. Julia is a trending reporter for USA TODAY. Connect with her on LinkedIn,X, Instagram and TikTok: @juliamariegz, or email her at jgomez@
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2 days ago
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Local agencies prepared for Bonnaroo traffic ahead of festival
MANCHESTER, Tenn. (WKRN) — Law enforcement agencies are prepared to handle the influx of temporary residents in Manchester for the annual Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, which begins Thursday, June 12. The annual music festival sees the population of Manchester grow by anywhere from 50- to 80,000 people annually when campers and other festivalgoers making the pilgrimage to The Farm. Leading traffic and safety efforts this year is the Manchester Police Department, after the Coffee County Sheriff's Department took the reins on festival traffic operations for more than a decade. The City of Manchester unanimously approved a request from festival operators to annex the property into the city limits after nearly two decades as county property, prompting the city's police force to lead safety efforts. Bonnaroo 2025: Luke Combs, Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, Hozier headlining festival At the latest meeting of the Emergency Management Agency Board, Assistant Chief of Police Adam Floied said safety and traffic operations would be 'business as usual for us,' noting the only change that affected how MPD will monitor the festival is the traffic. According to Floied, the sheriff's department 'reallocated their assets to be more focused on the venue,' and Tennessee Highway Patrol, which typically assists with traffic flow on Interstate 24, also 'reduced some of their numbers,' so MPD has taken over some of the previous THP posts. He said MPD has also opened up overtime opportunities to city employees for extra traffic assistance during the festival. While Bonnaroo officially begins on Thursday, festival attendees will be able to enter the campgrounds starting Tuesday, June 10, meaning city employees will need to be ready by then. Law enforcement anticipates accommodating 5,000 cars in the day parking lot, which will be moved from the eastern side of the Bonnaroo property more toward the Interstate on the northwest part of the property. According to Coffee County EMA Director Allen Lendley, Coffee County EMS will be staffing two ambulances on the Bonnaroo property throughout the festival. The ambulances will be there 'for transport only,' as most incidents are handled on-site, Lendley said. A first-timer's guide to Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival Last year's festival saw EMS run about 45 to 50 calls, Lendley added. For any fire-related emergencies, Lendley said Hillsboro Volunteer Fire Department will be on hand, particularly on the nights when artists have pyrotechnics. The Tennessee Department of Transportation will also be activating festival-related protocols to keep attendees moving efficiently off I-24 and into the grounds. 'TDOT has once again coordinated with our agency partners to ensure safe and efficient travel during the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival,' Deputy Gov. and TDOT Commissioner Butch Eley said in a release. 'The main objective is to keep thru traffic moving smoothly on I-24 while getting festivalgoers safely into and out of the Bonnaroo site. Because of this advance planning, we can successfully minimize traffic delays throughout the weekend.' TDOT HELP units will assist with traffic management during the festival and aid any motorists who require assistance, according to TDOT. Other steps taken by the department include: Keeping I-24 traffic flowing Patrolling the interstate and state routes in HELP trucks throughout the festival region Using Exit 111 (SR-55) as the main festival exit (alternate exits may be used if congestion occurs on the interstate) Posting TDOT maintenance units throughout the festival region and keeping maintenance personnel on call all weekend Placing variable message signs to warn drivers ahead of any delays Suspending any construction-related closures near the festival area between Tuesday, June 10, and Tuesday, June 17 Guarding median crossovers to prevent motorists from parking and blocking emergency vehicles Keeping festival traffic in the righthand land and/or on the shoulder of the interstate to allow for thru traffic in the left lane unimpeded Using county roads for emergency vehicles Placing temporary communication towers to improve emergency communications 📧 Have breaking news come to you: → Another way Bonnaroovians can keep traffic lines down is to avoid peak travel times. According to Bonnaroo, longer wait times should be anticipated each day around late morning and noon, though Friday's peak times may extend into the 4 o'clock hour. As of Monday, June 9, peak times were anticipated to be: Tuesday, June 10: noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 11: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, June 12: 8 – 11 a.m. Friday, June 13: noon to 4 p.m. Peak times are subject to change, however, and will depend on things like the weather, general traffic conditions, and other factors, per Bonnaroo. TDOT anticipates about 65,000 attendees at this year's festival, per a release; local officials, however, estimated around 80,000 people in order to be over-prepared. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
