The third day picked up right where Friday left off. As many festival-goers attempted to recover and conserve energy at the halfway point, big names such as Norah Jones and Jimmy Cliff performed early in the Tennessee sun. Norah Jones was very impressive here mixing up her set list with a variety of genres and some clever covers (The Kinks’ “Stranger” was especially good). Immediately afterwards The Avett Brothers took the same stage and day three was off to a great start.
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Also tagged Dan Deacon, Deadmau5, Jay-Z, Mumford & Sons, Norah Jones, Old Crow Medicine Show, Stevie Wonder, The Avett Brothers, Thievery Corporation, Weezer
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Tagged Bonnaroo, Dan Deacon, Deadmau5, Jay-Z, Mumford & Sons, Norah Jones, Old Crow Medicine Show, Stevie Wonder, The Avett Brothers, Thievery Corporation, Weezer
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As the heat increases on Day 2 at Bonnaroo, so does the amount of music. It becomes a full-time job attempting to strategize whom to see while not succumbing to the outlandish temperatures. Friday was particularly packed with well-established musicians, and then of course there was the late night conflict that had everyone scratching their heads. The day began with eager patrons lining up for Conan O’Brien’s first set of the weekend as early as 5:00AM.
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Also tagged Chris Thile, Chromeo, Conan O'Brien, Daryl Hall, dawes, Dr. Dog, edward sharpe, jack black, kid cudi, LCD Soundsystem, punch brothers, steve martin, tenacious d, The Black Keys, The Flaming Lips, The National, wayne coyne
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Tagged Bonnaroo, Chris Thile, Chromeo, Conan O'Brien, Daryl Hall, dawes, Dr. Dog, edward sharpe, jack black, kid cudi, LCD Soundsystem, punch brothers, steve martin, tenacious d, The Black Keys, The Flaming Lips, The National, wayne coyne
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The ninth annual Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival kicked off on Thursday with a lineup packed with artists on the verge. Rains the day before left some of the festival grounds waterlogged, but overall the weather was almost bearable for a Bonnaroo night. Thursday is typically a great day to discover new music and take advantage of having a number of press-darling-bands in the same place. This year was no different, and may have boasted the best opening night lineup of the festival’s history with the likes of Fanfarlo, Here We Go Magic, Local Natives, and Manchester Orchestra all performing in the first three hours. Continue reading »
Also tagged Blitzen Trapper, fanfarlo, here we go magic, Local Natives, Manchester Orchestra, Neon Indian, The Temper Trap, The xx
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Tagged Blitzen Trapper, Bonnaroo, fanfarlo, here we go magic, Local Natives, Manchester Orchestra, Neon Indian, The Temper Trap, The xx
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By
Erik
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Published
February 10, 2010
Following a steady stream of announcements yesterday about the 2010 lineup for BONNAROO, we finally have the complete(?) list for you. It’s nice to see Daryl Hall & Chromeo performing together. Hopefully we’ll get to see GWAR get in on some of that sweet action too.
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