Every June, the 700-acre Great Stage Park in Manchester, Tennessee—fondly known as “The Farm”—comes alive for the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, a world-renowned multi-genre experience that blends live performances, interactive art, cultural immersion, and campground camaraderie. Founded in 2002 by Superfly and AC Entertainment, Bonnaroo draws around 70,000 music fans yearly and has become a cultural cornerstone of the Tennessee festival scene.

Across four vibrant days, Bonnaroo delivers over 150 performances on more than 10 stages—including sunrise sets, late-night shows, comedy tents, wellness experiences, and the revolutionary Infinity Stage debuting a 360° spatial audio setup in 2025.

Bonnaroo isn’t just a festival—it’s a weekend-long micro-city where fans camp out, explore immersive art installations and workshops, connect with others, and embrace the festival’s core ethos: “Radiate Positivity.” With expansive camping options (including carpool-friendly choices), sustainability programs, food recovery initiatives, and effective waste reduction efforts, it fuels both community and cultural impact.

Set just 90 minutes from Nashville and easily accessible from major Southern cities, Bonnaroo is a magnet for music lovers, families, artists, and artisans. Whether you’re chasing sunup serenades or late-night grooves, it promises an unforgettable gathering where sound, soul, and serendipity converge under open skies.