by Bradley Phillips Bonnaroo is more than just a music festival, it serves as a barometer and a ouija board for both the current state of music and what’s to come. Ninety six hours is all it takes to take a glimpse into the next year. Luckily for you, we did it for you. Here’s [...]
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Last Day at Bonnaroo and the weather outlook is not so good. It rained from 5am to around 9:30, making this place a mess. I plan on listening to the beach boys and Bon Iver before catching fun. Phish is the last act of Bonnaroo 2012 beginning at 8pm. We’ll be headed out then. 3:00pm: [...]
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1:15: Trixie Whitley is playing the sonic stage to an intimate crowd. Trixie is a teeny tiny pixie of a girl with a voice the size of Adele. Bluesy, lots of piano and an incredible vocal range. Dawes follows Trixie. This band with a So-Cal alt rock sound has blown up since playing an 11:30am [...]
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Huge Day for Bonnaroo. Ludacris, avett bros, Feist, St Vincent, Foster the people, radiohead, black star and Major Lazer are today. Stick around for updates. Both main stages are open and the crowd has spread out. It seems like they’re starting and ending earlier this year. Imnot sure what to make of it. Catching bands [...]
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10:30pm Wednesday. Heck. Let’s start early. We find ourselves in the parking lot of the walmart in murfreesboro, TN with new found Canadian friends who’ve shared their Canadian coors light with us. It’s better than ours. We’re waiting for 2 more to join us. We’ll leave in the morning to go in. 1:38am: starving so [...]
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That’s right. Barring an internet disaster, we’ll be semi-live blogging Bonnaroo starting Thursday. Stop back by Thursday and check out one of the largest music festivals in the Country! See the full lineup for Bonnaroo 2012.
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Wakarusa 2012 Wrap Up by Bradley Phillips Several years ago I began attending Bonnaroo annually. I had heard that in its former days, it was mostly a group of hippies camping out in a field, jamming to Phish and Widespread Panic for 3 days. Over the past several years, Bonnaroo has departed from its roots [...]
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