Over the course of the seven year existence of Bonnaroo the folks at Superfly Productions and AC Entertainment have had their fair share of impressive bookings – including grabbing Pearl
With the seventh installment of Bonnaroo kicking off in mere hours, we have some unfortunate news to report for those of you that had planned to be at That Tent
Bonnaroo Week rolls on here at Hidden Track with a feature for the stat geeks everywhere. We were taking a look at this year’s performers, and we couldn’t help but notice all of the artists who keep coming back year after year. So we figured we’d lay out a list of the folks who just can’t stay away from Manchester, followed by a few fun facts to help keep you busy on your way into the festie…
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Two-timers:
Ben Folds, Cat Power, Gogol Bordello, Rilo Kiley, Iron & Wine, Ozomatli, Abigail Washington (Uncle Earl/The Sparrow Quartet), Jack White (White Stripes & The Raconteurs), Death Cab For Cutie, Glen Hasard (Swell Season & The Frames), Alison Krauss, The Wood Brothers
READ ON for the rest of our list, and some fun factoids…
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