• Pearl Jam Tour 2016: Bonnaroo Headliners Confirmed with 17 Other North American Dates

    One of the worst-kept secrets of the 2016 festival circuit is officially confirmed: Pearl Jam will headline this year's Bonnaroo. A week after the full lineup seemingly leaked online, the legendary rock outlet announced a full summer tour on Tuesday (Jan. 19), including a show at the Manchester, Tennessee, festival and stops in 17 other North American cities.

  • Bonnaroo Lineup 2016 to Be Announced by Conan O'Brien Next Week on TBS

    Bonnaroo has always bridged the worlds of music and comedy, and to roll out its 2016 lineup, the Tennessee festival will make those lines even more blurry. Next week, Conan O'Brien announced that he will be rolling out the full Bonnaroo lineup on his self-titled late night show.

  • Childish Gambino Premieres New Song at Bonnaroo Ahead of Album

    Bonnaroo came and went this past weekend and while many attendees are still making their way home and piecing their lives back together, but the rest of us are ogling over live footage from the various Super Jams, live premieres and impromptu guest appearances that are customary on The Farm. One of the artists that used the massive platform that is Bonnaroo to premiere some music was Childish Gambino. He took the stage on Saturday night and appeared to open his set with a brand new track that would indicate a brand new direction with his music.

  • Mumford & Sons Cover The Beatles' 'With A Little Help From My Friends' at Bonnaroo [WATCH]

    Music festivals tend to bring about endless collaborations and guests to the stage, leaving audience members eager to see if their favorite artists will enlist the help of any fellow musicians. During Mumford & Sons headlining set at Manchester's Bonnaroo on Saturday, the folk rockers invited special guests to join them in a cover of The Beatles classic, "With A Little Help From My Friends."

  • Northside Festival 2015 Lineup: Run The Jewels, Best Coast, Vince Staples

    Most music fans are familiar with the major music festivals like Bonnaroo, Coachella, Glastonbury and Lollapalooza that showcase the biggest bands in the world. However, there are plenty of smaller local festival that showcase mid-level, up-and-coming and local acts that will be the next wave of headliners at those major, big-ticket festivals. New York City has countless music events happening every weekend, notably during the summer, and in three weeks, Northside Festival will be taking over Brooklyn with a combination of speakers, films and music. The festival just announced the majority of the artists who will be performing this year including Best Coast, Run The Jewels, Zola Jesus and Vince Staples.
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