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D’Angelo and the Vanguard at Bonnaroo 2015 | Photo Gallery
R&B star D’Angelo returned to Bonnaroo with his backing band the Vanguard for late night set at This Tent. The singer was a bit late to the stage, but that din’t stop him from delivering one of the the best sets of the weekend, playing songs from his acclaimed albums Voodoo, Black Messiah and Brown Sugar. …
Slayer at Bonnaroo 2015 | Photo Gallery
Metal gods Slayer made their way to the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival for a blistering set at the This Tent stage Saturday night. Check out our photos from their performance below: This article was published in cooperation with the Seigenthaler News Service. To see our full archive of Bonnaroo coverage, click here. Follow Greg French on …
Childish Gambino at Bonnaroo 2015 | Photo Gallery
Childish Gambino, the hip-hop project of actor Donald Glover, played to an ecstatic crowd of young fans at Bonnaroo‘s Which Stage Saturday night. The rapper mainly performed songs from his 2013 album Because the Internet and last year’s S T N M T N / Kauai projects. He also took the opportunity to debut a new, …
Bleachers at Bonnaroo 2015 | Photo Gallery
Bleachers frontman Jack Antonoff celebrated his return to the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee on Saturday evening with an electrifying set. Having played the festival before with bands Steel Train and indie pop outfit fun., Antonoff knew just how to keep the crowd moving. Bleachers played through its debut LP Strange Desire, including the catchy, radio-ready …
Zach Galifianakis, Jon Hamm make surprise appearance at Bonnaroo
Comedy fans were treated to a surprise performance from Hangover star Zach Galifianakis Saturday evening at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival during comedian Chris Hardwick‘s performance. As opening comic April Richardson left the stage at the Comedy Theatre, she started to introduce the next act, who would presumably be Hardwick. Instead, she welcomed Galifianakis …
Ralphie May chills, thrills in Bonnaroo comedy matinees
Evan Brown // Contributing Writer As the temperature rose, so did the laughter as Nashville-based Ralphie May headlined Bonnaroo’s Comedy Theatre Saturday afternoon. “This festival wasn’t made for me,” the plus-sized May quipped in the first of two back-to-back matinees. “It’s too damn hot.” The Comedy Theatre’s air conditioning wasn’t the only reason fans were …