Bonnaroo releases 2021 lineup featuring Lizzo, Foo Fighters, Megan Thee Stallion, and more
The 2021 festival will take place September 2–5
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Your support makes all the difference.While some 2021 music festivals, like Coachella, have cancelled their 2021 dates due to ongoing coronavirus concerns, Bonnaroo is forging ahead as planned.
The Manchester, Tennessee festival, currently celebrating its 20th anniversary, is scheduled to run September 2–5.
Organisers announced the 2021 lineup today, with artists like Lizzo, Tame Impala, Megan Thee Stallion, Foo Fighters, Tyler, the Creator, and Lana Del Rey.
Also on the bill are Phoebe Bridgers, Lil Baby, Jason Isbell, Brittany Howard, Deftones, Run the Jewels, and plenty more.
In September 2020, the festival said that Bonnaroo 2021 would take place in September instead of June, as previously announced.
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Organisers are working with state and local officials on health and safety protocols for the festival. Festival attendees will receive regular updates detailing recommendations and guidelines in place for the event.
“It’s exciting to see Tennessee stages come back to life in time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of this internationally acclaimed festival,” said Tennessee Governor Bill Lee. “Fans are ready to gather together and celebrate their shared love of music once again. We welcome them back for a full Bonnaroo and what is sure to be a truly unforgettable event!”
Tickets for 2021 are on sale now.
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