Bonnaroo: Daily Loaf, Creative Loafing Tampa

CL on the Road: Backstage at Bonnaroo, Part 2 (with photos, video)

Deborah Ramos — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 14:00:00 -0400

My VIP 'Roll Like a Rockstar' Bonnaroo adventure continues with days three and four. To read about days one and two (Part 1), and see pics and video, click here.…

CL Video Interview: Soul artist Mayer Hawthorne

Andrew Silverstein — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 13:31:11 -0400

Here's CL's own Arielle Stevenson interviewing Mayer Hawthorne of Mayer Hawthorne and The County at Bonnaroo 2010. Amongst other topics they discuss the merits of vinyl, the pitfalls of analog recording, and a shared sentiment over the bass guitar. Pretty interesting. Check it out below the cut.

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CL on the Road photo review: Bonnaroo 2010, a look back in pictures

Tracy May — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 11:41:51 -0400

It could've all ended in disaster, but I wasn't about to let my first trip to Bonnaroo go down in flames.

The three-hour wait in line for my media credentials could've slowed me down; it did not.…

CL on the Road: Live ongoing coverage from Bonnaroo 2010 in Manchester, Tennessee (with pics)

Andrew Silverstein — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 23:20:39 -0400

Creative Loafing writers Arielle Stevenson and Andrew Silverstein have journeyed north to Tennessee for the weekend to brave the wilds of the four-day fest otherwise known as Bonnaroo, jumping from stage to stage, snapping photos (the ones currently included are all by Andrew), talking to musicians on the fly (audio interviews to be added next week), and reporting back here throughout the weekend about their adventures. Photographer Tracy May is also in the field and will be submitting his own pics later as well; currently, all shots included here are by Andrew unless otherwise noted...…

Bonnaroo weekend 2010: A survival guide to popping your 'Roo cherry

Arielle Stevenson — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 13:18:06 -0400

In less than 72 hours, a sweaty valley nestled between Nashville and Chattanooga will swarm with 80,000-plus stoners, hippies, jocks and crusty jam band babies. Some of you, including my 'roo coverage partner, Andrew Silverstein, are what I call “roogins.” Virgins to Bonnaroo that are eager to experience every sound and probably a few mind-altering substances in the process.…

Bonnaroo 2010 preview: It's on like Donkey Kong

Andrew Silverstein — Fri, 28 May 2010 08:04:02 -0400

Among the most widely-recognized music festivals of today is Bonnaroo, an annual throwdown held in the quaint town of Manchester, Tenn., on a 700-acre farm about 60 miles south of Nashville. Since its inception in 2001 as a niche, jam-band and folk-oriented event, Bonnaroo has evolved into a mid-country Mecca for music lovers with its multi-stage lineup of chart-topping and buzzworthy acts that now draw upwards of 75,000 people each year.…

Make your voice heard for clean energy legislation and get a free Bonnaroo compilation

Jessica Respondek — Sat, 01 May 2010 10:39:45 -0400

Yes, you read correctly. Write to the powers-that-be and earn a free download of the “Best of Bonnaroo” compilation.…