2010 Bonnaroo Music Festival

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The 2010 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival was held on June 10–13, 2010. The line-up was announced Tuesday, February 9, although the original line-up release date was scheduled for February 2. It was broadcast live on YouTube.[1] Pre-sale tickets went on sale November 27, 2009.[2]

Dave Matthews Band was the closing headliner at Bonnaroo 2010
Dave Matthews Band was the closing headliner at Bonnaroo 2010

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[edit] Line-up

The majority of artists were announced on Bonnaroo's official MySpace and Twitter pages over a span of nine hours.[3] On March 4, Ween, John Butler Trio, Umphrey's McGee, Galactic, The Gossip, and Circa Survive were added to the line-up. On March 11, it was announced that Conan O'Brien would stop at the festival during The Legally Prohibited from Being Funny on Television Tour.

[edit] Thursday, June 10th

(artists listed from earliest to latest set times)[4]

  • Solar Stage:
    • Hunab Kru Breakdancing
    • Gypsy Hands Tribal Dance
    • The Wildrovers
    • Jaik Willis
    • African Drum and Dance by Mawre & Company
    • Bonnaroo Beard & Mustache Competition
    • Jonathan Sexton and the Big Love Choir
    • African Drum and Dance by Mawre & Company
    • Poetix / Hunab Kru Breakdancing
    • RhythMystik Tribal Percussion

[edit] Friday, June 11th

(artists listed from earliest to latest set times)[4]

  • Solar Stage:
    • Shiloh Circle
    • Gypsy Hands Tribal Dance
    • Rock the Earth Panel Discussion "Social Change Through Music"
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • Rock the Earth Interview & Performance Diane Birch
    • Rock the Earth Interview & Performance Special Guest
    • Josh Phillips Folk Festival
    • Bonnaroo Beard & Mustache Competition
    • African Drum and Dance by Mawre & Company
    • Joshua James
    • Here's To the Long Haul
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • Hunab Kru Breakdancing
    • Gypsy Hands Tribal Dance
    • Miss Lolly Pop's Burlesque Coterie

[edit] Saturday, June 12th

(artists listed from earliest to latest set times)[4]

  • Solar Stage:
    • The Wildrovers
    • Hunab Kru Breakdancing
    • Rock the Earth Panel Discussion "Social Change Through Music"
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • RhythMystik Tribal Percussion
    • Rock the Earth Interview Baaba Maal
    • Rock The Earth Interview & Performance Julia Nunes
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • Bonnaroo Beard & Mustache Competition
    • Ogya
    • African Drum and Dance by Mawre & Company
    • Jill Andrews
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • Hunab Kru Breakdancing
    • Gypsy Hands Tribal Dance
    • Miss Lolly Pop's Burlesque Coterie

[edit] Sunday, June 13th

(artists listed from earliest to latest set times)[4]

  • Solar Stage:
    • Ogya
    • African Drum and Dance by Mawre & Company
    • Rock the Earth Panel Discussion "Social Change Through Music"
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • Rock The Earth Interview & Performance Here's to the Long Haul
    • Rock the Earth Interview & Performance Special Guest
    • Rock the Earth Interview & Performance Danny Barnes
    • The Poetix Vanguard
    • Bonnaroo Beard & Mustache Competition
    • Hunab Kru Breakdancing
    • Gypsy Hands Tribal Dance
    • Josh Phillips Folk Festival
    • Gypsy Hands Tribal Dance

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