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Bonnaroo Festival

chickpea

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i'm not that impressed with the lineup, but i still want to go just for the experience.

it's expensive though, and i'm trying to save up money to move out in august so i probably won't :(
 

ajblaise

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Kings Of Leon? WTF? Bonnaroo stopped being the cool jam band festival when they started inviting so much MTV crap and indie rock bands. It's not a jam show anymore.

I don't even see String Cheese Incident, or STS9, or moe., or Phish... maybe they'll be added on later. At least they have Disco Biscuits.

I would rather go to Wakarusa.
 
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There's some head scratchers on the list, but enough bands that I'd go if I were in the neighborhood. Kings of Leon, Stevie Wonder, The Dead Weather, LCD Soundsystem, The Black Keys, The Gaslight Anthem and OK Go are all bands I'd be excited about seeing.

My only question...where the hell are My Morning Jacket? Don't they always play a huge show at Bonnaroo?
 

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I agree there are some head scratchers on there. Jay-Z? However, Bonnaroo is the sort of place where you are probably going to have a great time no matter who is playing. If you don't like one show, you can always just wander off to another one, or to one of the sideshows.
 

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I worked it last year, and I may work it again this year. It's a free excuse to get away for a week, and you get paid. I could tolerate missing the bands I wanted to see, however I could not tolerate the layabouts who would play hookey and leave the responsible in the lurch.

If you don't have the cash to go and are willing to work, look into either volunteer or paid positions. There may be links on the website.
 

rhinosaur

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I worked it last year, and I may work it again this year. It's a free excuse to get away for a week, and you get paid. I could tolerate missing the bands I wanted to see, however I could not tolerate the layabouts who would play hookey and leave the responsible in the lurch.

If you don't have the cash to go and are willing to work, look into either volunteer or paid positions. There may be links on the website.

That sounds like a pretty good idea. I enjoy working "backstage" at festivals, sporting events, shows, etc. I haven't in a long time though.

A quick look at the website indicates that they have not yet begun the volunteer application process. There's still time!
https://www.workexchangeteam.com/bonnaroo.php
 

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That sounds like a pretty good idea. I enjoy working "backstage" at festivals, sporting events, shows, etc. I haven't in a long time though.

A quick look at the website indicates that they have not yet begun the volunteer application process. There's still time!
https://www.workexchangeteam.com/bonnaroo.php

Awesome. Thanks for posting the link, rhinosaur. If y'all have the opportunity, I really recommend it.
 
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