Bonnaroo
Hippo Campus hosts crazed crowd at This Tent
Photo courtesy of Star Tribune Story by Brinley Hineman / MTSU Seigenthaler News Service Indie outfit Hippo Campus kicked off Bonnaroo Thursday night playing on This Tent. Despite playing in one of the smaller venues on the Farm, the Minnesota-based band pulled quite the crowd. The four-piece kicked off their set with “Sun Veins,” one of the band’s …
Nashville connections remain plentiful on Bonnaroo stages
Photo courtesy of Creature Comfort Story by Sarah Grace Taylor / MTSU Seigenthaler News Service MANCHESTER, Tenn. — Every June for the past 16 years, artists and fans have come to Tennessee from all across the country for the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and, unsurprisingly, Music City has had an integral role in both the fan …
Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival unveils daily schedule
Photo courtesy of Bonnaroo With just over a month to go, Bonnaroo is nearly upon us. To keep us on our feet and ready for the festival, Bonnaroo has released the hourly schedule, pinpointing exactly when and where you can find your favorite artists. Thursday starts the long weekend with an impressive schedule for EDM …
Review: The Orwells’ ‘Terrible Human Beings’
Story by Tim Jenkins / Contributing writer Garage rockers The Orwells released their third studio album, “Terrible Human Beings,” last week. Formed in 2009 in Elmhurst, Illinois, the group is comprised of Mario Cuomo (vocals), Dominic Corso (guitar), Matt O’Keefe (guitar), Grant Brinner (bass) and Henry Brinner (drums). To preface the following review, “Terrible Human …
Who should you discover at Bonnaroo 2017?
Photo courtesy of Redbull.com Story by Evan Dunne / Assistant Lifestyles Editor Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival’s initial 2017 lineup announcement was met with mixed responses, as the festival seemingly traded a great deal of its jam band roots and “hippie culture” for a wealth of pop confection. Bonnaroo recently released its daily lineup, which begs …
Bonnaroo 2016: More to Sunday than meets the Dead
Photo by John Partipilo / The Tennessean MANCHESTER, Tenn. — Sturdy fans had plenty from which to choose beyond headlining Dead & Company on the closing Sunday of the 15th annual Bonnaroo Music Festival, from a bluegrass supergroup to experimental rockers to old-school funk and soul. Bluegrass SuperJam stays steadfast Imagine having to compete with Sunday’s …