Bonnaroo 2007

[tristy]

The Police

Tool

Widespread Panic

The White Stripes

Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals

Wilco

The Flaming Lips

Manu Chao

The String Cheese Incident

Franz Ferdinand

Bob Weir & Ratdog

Damien Rice

Ween

Gov't Mule

Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers

The Decemberists

Kings of Leon

Michael Franti & Spearhead

Wolfmother

Regina Spektor

Galactic

The Black Keys

DJ Shadow

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings

Spoon

Keller Williams (WMD's)

Sasha & John Digweed

STS9

Old Crow Medicine Show

The Hold Steady

North Mississippi Allstars

Fountains Of Wayne

Hot Tuna

Feist

Hot Chip

Lily Allen

John Butler Trio

Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys

Aesop Rock

The Richard Thompson Band

Dierks Bentley

Xavier Rudd

Gogol Bordelo

Junior Brown

Tortoise

T-Bone Burnett

Mavis Staples

Clutch

Cold War Kids

Dr. Dog

Paolo Nutini

Brazilian Girls

RX Bandits

The Nightwatchman

The Slip

Girl Talk

Railroad Earth

Martha Wainwright

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Annuals

Tea Leaf Green

Sam Roberts Band

Elvis Perkins in Dearland

Charlie Louvin

Sonya Kitchell

Mute Math

Apollo Sunshine

Uncle Earl

James Blood Ulmer

The National

The Little Ones

Ryan Shaw

Comedians:

Lewis Black & Friends

Dave Attell

David Cross

[The Hardcore Canuck]

Thats a pretty stacked card...even though I only like Tool.

[bob saget]

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Edited March 3, 2021 by bob saget

[Psicosis]

Decent, but I thought Coachella's line-up was a bit stronger.

[RandomHero]

i might have to make that trip. looks like a decent show.

[VerbalPuke]

Some of my ex-hippie friends went to this festival in it's first few years. It seems that it's not so much of a hippie thing anymore with bands like White Stripes, Tool, and Clutch making it on the bill. There's actually an old picture from the first Bonnaroo during Ben Harper's set, you can see two of my friends in the audience, near the front of the stage. It was kind of funny seeing them two in with the crowd looking goofy from a distance.

I do know that drugs flow freely throughout the weekend. Lot's of drugs, alcohol, and other goodies. Sounds like your kind of weekend there Tristy.

[apsham]

Lewis Black and David Cross in the same place? I'm in heaven.

[MalaCloudy Black]

Keller Williams (WMD's)

WMD's?

And fuck that is stacked. There are a ton of acts there that I would kill to see. Hopefully some of these performances make it to a Bonnaroo 07 DVD..

speaking of, is 06 on DVD yet?

[Ash J. Williams]

Tool

The White Stripes

The Flaming Lips

Wolfmother

The Black Keys

Clutch

Lewis Black & Friends

David Cross

Nice. I wish I lived near Tennessee.

[Tarheels.]

I live in NC and am considering making the drive down, but I don't think I'll be able to. That looks like a fucking immense show though.

[ROC]

I should go. I did talk with a few folks around here who I know went to Bonnaroo last year. How much do tickets cost?

EDIT: Although, it's a strange thing seeing a card with l33tist indie acts like Spoon, Wilco, The Flaming Lips, and Feist mixed in with country succubus Dierks Bentley... (Though, I'm sure T-Bone Burnett will make up for that.)

Edited February 14, 2007 by Anus's Biggest Fan!

[tristy]

tickets are like, $140 for a 3 day pass w/ camping.

[ROC]

Ah shit, then.

I need a job...

[tristy]

I guess you could always sneak in, but I think the locals do that more than the people who travel for Bonnaroo. My friends & I snuck in last year. Well, my other friends did. Me, my best friend and a girl we know gave up after an hour and went smimming. But my other friends eventually got in and saw Tom Petty, Radiohead, Matisyahu, etc.

Or you could move to Manchester. Everyone within a certain mile radius from the campgrounds get free tickets in the mail.

[ROC]

Yeah...oh wait, I thought The String Cheese Incident broke up?

[tristy]

Bonnaroo officially kicked off today, so I thought I'd bump this thread incase anyone attended/is going to/or just wants to know what's going on in that field in Manchester! Haha. And just because I can, here's what I plan on seeing for the next three days at Bonnaroo, since today's line-up was lackluster (except for Clutch), who is about to go on, so I didn't go.

Friday:

RX Bandits (12:45)

The Cold War Kids (1:15)

Hot Chip (4:00)

The Nightwatchman (4:30)

The Black Keys (6:15)

Tool (9:00)

Aesop Rock (12:00 AM)

El-P (1:00 AM)

The String Cheese Incident (1:45)

Saturday:

Dr. Dog (12:45)

Regina Spektor (2:15)

Gogol Bordello (2:15)

Ziggy Marley (3:15)

Damien Rice (4:15)

Spoon (6:00)

The Police (9:00)

The Flaming Lips (12:00 AM)

Sunday

Pete Yorn (1:00)

Wolfmother (2:30)

The Decemberists (4:30)

Feist (6:00)

The White Stripes (7:15)

I'll have to leave in the middle of some sets (which blows) to see another artist, but that's okay. It's the nature of a weekend long festival, I guess.

[ACCBiggz]

Where is this at in Tennessee? I'll be in the state over the weekend, probably can't go but if it is close enough it is a possibility.

[tristy]

Manchester.

[reyrey619]

They weren't listed on the bands you plan on seeing, but I recommend you check out Girl Talk. It's nothing extravagant, but it's pretty interesting. If you don't know what kind of music Girl Talk is, it's mashups that this guy did using his laptop, which he has on stage and he like, dances around and stuff <_

[Psicosis]

They weren't listed on the bands you plan on seeing, but I recommend you check out Girl Talk. It's nothing extravagant, but it's pretty interesting. If you don't know what kind of music Girl Talk is, it's mashups that this guy did using his laptop, which he has on stage and he like, dances around and stuff