Bonnaroo 2007 Lineup

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Bonnaroo 2007
Updated 15:15 PST Tue, Feb 13 2007
Superfly Productions and A.C. Entertainment have announced the initial lineup for the 2007 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival.
The sixth annual four-day camping and music festival will be held on June 14-17 on its traditional 700-acre farm site in Manchester, Tennessee, 60 miles south of Nashville.
A full list of confirmed acts follows, and more will be announced in the coming weeks.
The final Bonnaroo 2007 lineup will total over 100 bands and 20 comedians performing on 13 stages over four days. Tickets go on sale exclusively through www.bonnaroo.com on Friday, February 23rd at 12:00 PM EST.
This year, Bonnaroo will host reunited rock legends The Police, along with Tool, Widespread Panic and the first announced appearance by the White Stripes after their lengthy break.
The lineup also features Manu Chao, Wilco, Franz Ferdinand, the Decemberists, Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals, the String Cheese Incident, Regina Spektor, the Flaming Lips and Damien Rice and scores more.
The largest music and camping event in the country, Bonnaroo packs a heck of a lot of entertainment into its four days.
The event offers attendees the amenities and community spirit of a small city, with activities including a comedy club, cinema, silent disco, arcade, Internet cafés, restaurants, yoga classes and hundreds of craft vendors.
Comedy is a hit among Bonnaroo fans, who can check out some seriously funny talent at Yet Another (Comedy) Tent, the festival's on-site comedy club. The 2007 festival offers the best crop of comedians yet. This year's laugh lineup includes crude and hilarious sets by David Cross, Dave Attell and Lewis Black, who is returning to Bonnaroo for the second year in a row.
The Bonnaroo organization is also dedicated to producing a festival that is as environmentally friendly as possible while raising awareness among patrons about green products, technologies and issues.
Bonnaroo continues to take significant steps toward reducing or eliminating its environmental impact, including aggressive recycling programs and the use of post-consumer supplies and bio-diesel generators.
In 2006, the festival diverted 60 percent of its waste from landfills and replaced over 25,000 gallons of diesel fuel with bio-diesel. The festival is aggressively seeking ways to make Bonnaroo 2007 even greener.
Tickets for the 2007 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival go on sale Friday, February 23, 2007 at 12:00 PM EST through www.bonnaroo.com
Here's the artist list so far:

The Police
Tool
Widespread Panic
The White Stripes
Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals
Wilco
The Flaming Lips
Manu Chao
The String Cheese Incident
Franz Ferdinand
Bob Weir & Ratdog
Damien Rice
Ween
Gov't Mule
Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers
The Decemberists
Kings of Leon
Michael Franti & Spearhead
Wolfmother
Regina Spektor
Galactic
The Black Keys
DJ Shadow
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings
Spoon
Keller Williams (WMD's)
Sasha & John Digweed
STS9
Old Crow Medicine Show
The Hold Steady
North Mississippi Allstars
Fountains Of Wayne
Hot Tuna
Feist
Hot Chip
Lily Allen
John Butler Trio
Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys
Aesop Rock
The Richard Thompson Band
Dierks Bentley
Xavier Rudd
Gogol Bordelo
Junior Brown
Tortoise
T-Bone Burnett
Mavis Staples
Clutch
Cold War Kids
Dr. Dog
Paolo Nutini
Brazilian Girls
RX Bandits
The Nightwatchman
The Slip
Girl Talk
Railroad Earth
Martha Wainwright
Rodrigo y Gabriela
Annuals
Tea Leaf Green
Sam Roberts Band
Elvis Perkins in Dearland
Charlie Louvin
Sonya Kitchell
Mute Math
Apollo Sunshine
Uncle Earl
James Blood Ulmer
The National
The Little Ones
Ryan Shaw

Comedians:
Lewis Black & Friends
Dave Attell
David Cross


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[Amy Winette]

That's a pretty sweet line up!! :)

[mightyradgumbo]

That's a pretty sweet line up!! :)

YYR, Amy. Maybe if Gumbo jr. blows off graduation, I'll head to Bonnaroo

[Amy Winette]

Yeah, hmmm, but Tennessee?? I just don't know what I think about that . . . That line up though!!

[bluedog]

That's a pretty sweet line up!! :)
ditto! too bad I can't get Mimi to just come live with us for a constant sitter ... so that I could do all shows I lust after.

[mightyradgumbo]

Yeah, hmmm, but Tennessee?? I just don't know what I think about that . . . That line up though!!

Went two or three years ago and it was a sweet time. I ain't going to get to hyped on this because if I do the boy is going to say he is attending graduation and I will have to switch plans LOL

[grisgris]

The Police at Bonaroo is kinda blowing my mind.

[bluedog]

Went two or three years ago and it was a sweet time. I ain't going to get to hyped on this because if I do the boy is going to say he is attending graduation and I will have to switch plans LOL
How is your boy doing Rad? recovering well?

[ohio]

Yeah, hmmm, but Tennessee?? I just don't know what I think about that . . . That line up though!!
What's wrong with TN?

[Amy Winette]

I like my fests in a place I want to be anyway, like fest in NOLA, Crawfish Fest by NYC so I can meet up with friends there, Vegoose ln Vegas, even High Sierra here in Cali where we can just drive. I'm not as excited about going to a fest in a place I otherwise wouldn't put on my list of places to visit . . . Nothing wrong with TN, just with limited $$ and time it isn't a place on my list.

[Orleansnj]

That line up looks FANTASTIC ! We have friends who have just moved to Nashville and this would be a GREAT reason to visit, hang out and bring them to something cool....since we all met in New Orleans to begin with !

Thanks for the info...

[chicagomike]

Tennessee is really a pretty state. I just might make a triumphant return to B-Roo after a one year hiatus.

[mightyradgumbo]

How is your boy doing Rad? recovering well?

Thanks for asking, Blue. Amazing medical advances these days, after just some r&r in the hospital he is back in class-hopefully taking it slow but yeah he is going good:)

[Corona]

wahooo Gumbo!!! That's wonderful news :)

I wish I could go to Bonnaroo but it's always the same weekend as our Bluesfest here and that's always a SMOKIN' lineup for 4 days. So, no Bonnaroo for me :(

[Staxsun]

Yeah, hmmm, but Tennessee?? I just don't know what I think about that . . . That line up though!!

What's that supposed to mean??? Not that Bonnaroo is in the civilized part of the state. Accommodationnnsss are somewhat Woodstockesque.

[saturn]

wahooo Gumbo!!! That's wonderful news :)

I wish I could go to Bonnaroo but it's always the same weekend as our Bluesfest here and that's always a SMOKIN' lineup for 4 days. So, no Bonnaroo for me :(

Saw a little blurb in the paper about Bluesfest and the preliminary lineup looked good -- can't remember right now, but I know Los Lobos was on the list. :)

[ohio]

What's that supposed to mean??? Not that Bonnaroo is in the civilized part of the state. Accommodationnnsss are somewhat Woodstockesque.
Wondered when you might chime in! So you're saying Manchester is the patchouli oil capitol of TN during the fest??? ;)


If a festival ever happens in Montana, you can tell Amy that "you don't know about that"- it is the place where men love their sheep and sheep hate their life.......:D

[ac_deadhead]

we are thinking of going this year for sure...

not really campers though. wondering if anyone can shed some light onto the hotel/motel situation in the area, as well as the ability to get in and out of the festival to get back and forth to hotel/motel.

thanks!

[Staxsun]

Wondered when you might chime in! So you're saying Manchester is the patchouli oil capitol of TN during the fest??? ;)


If a festival ever happens in Montana, you can tell Amy that "you don't know about that"- it is the place where men love their sheep and sheep hate their life.......:D

I've always wanted to go to Bonnaroo, but I'm getting too old to do that much communing with nature and other people at the same time. It really is out in the middle of nowhere. Not far from the interstate, but not much around the area.

I'm hoping that someday we'll be on the map here in the forbidden zone.

[funkkjunkie]

I've heard nothing but reports of hours upon hours waiting to get in the gate. but I've never been. This is the camping fest I would pick: Wakarusa!! I've been all 3 years and really loved it but i"m skipping this year. Here's the lineup:


Widespread Panic
Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals
Yonder Mountain String Band
Medeski, Martin & Wood Indigenous
Michael Franti & Spearhead Crooked Still
Les Claypool Outformation
Galactic
Ozomatli
North Mississippi Allstars Bobby Bare jr
Little Feat The be good tanyas
Ozric Tentacles Grant-Lee Phillips
Martin Sexton the Everyone Orchestra
Grace Potter and the Nocturnals The Lee Boys
Son Volt The Greencards
Railroad EarthSplit Lip Rayfield Toubab Krewe
JJ Grey & MOFRO RAQ
Perpetual Groove The Slip
Alejandro Escovedo Bass Nectar
Lotus New Monsoon
Tea Leaf Green The Wood Brothers
ALO (Animal Liberation Orchestra) Pnuma Trio
Assembly of Dust Shannon Mcnally
Honkytonk Homeslice The Motet
Yo Mama's Big Fat Booty Band seepeoples
Backyard Tire Fire UMelt
Asylum Street Spankers The Bridge
Kan'Nal Delta Nove
New Mastersounds The Spam Allstars
DJ Harry Kid Beyond
Dubconscious BoomBox
Earl Greyhound

© 2004-2007 Wakarusa Music Group, Inc.

[Amy Winette]

Wow, that's a great line up too KK!

[Amy Winette]

Wondered when you might chime in! So you're saying Manchester is the patchouli oil capitol of TN during the fest??? ;)


If a festival ever happens in Montana, you can tell Amy that "you don't know about that"- it is the place where men love their sheep and sheep hate their life.......:D

Heh heh, sorry, I explained above that with limited time and money, Tennesse just doesn't top my travel list!

There are a few small scale fests in Montana, I sure wouldn't expect people to want to come to them! Also 10,000 Lakes fest in MN near North Dakota, based on location I wouldn't expect anyone to go to that either, but they do get a great line up.

Here's one I just saw today that looks awesome! Didn't know where this is but Bry says somewhere in NY:

Warren Haynes and WDST Present the Third Annual Mountain Jam at Hunter Mountain on June 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Gov't Mule will be joined by Umphreys McGee, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Robert Randolph and The Family Band, New Orleans Social Club, Ozomatli, North Mississippi All Stars, Tea Leaf Green, New Monsoon and Backyard Tire Fire. Early Bird Tickets will be made available through Mule Ticketing (http://www.muleticketing.musictoday.com/) starting on Wednesday February 21st at 10AM. These early bird tickets are in a limited number. For more info head to www.mountainjam.com (http://www.mountainjam.com/).

[Corona]

Saw a little blurb in the paper about Bluesfest and the preliminary lineup looked good -- can't remember right now, but I know Los Lobos was on the list. :)
oooh, happy dance happy dance!!!! That's gonna be a BLAST :)

[Corona]

Heh heh, sorry, I explained above that with limited time and money, Tennesse just doesn't top my travel list!

There are a few small scale fests in Montana, I sure wouldn't expect people to want to come to them! Also 10,000 Lakes fest in MN near North Dakota, based on location I wouldn't expect anyone to go to that either, but they do get a great line up.

Here's one I just saw today that looks awesome! Didn't know where this is but Bry says somewhere in NY:

Warren Haynes and WDST Present the Third Annual Mountain Jam at Hunter Mountain on June 1st, 2nd and 3rd. Gov't Mule will be joined by Umphreys McGee, Michael Franti and Spearhead, Robert Randolph and The Family Band, New Orleans Social Club, Ozomatli, North Mississippi All Stars, Tea Leaf Green, New Monsoon and Backyard Tire Fire. Early Bird Tickets will be made available through Mule Ticketing (http://www.muleticketing.musictoday.com/) starting on Wednesday February 21st at 10AM. These early bird tickets are in a limited number. For more info head to www.mountainjam.com (http://www.mountainjam.com/).
Man, when summer is coming I check for so many festivals online. There are TONS that I would love to see. Waka, High Sierra, 10,000 Lakes, Telluride BluesFest, Austin City Limits, Vegoose...there's more that I'm not remembering. I just love the hippy, jam vibe so much. I wish I had the cash to hit more festivals but they're so far from me :(

[NeenAtlanta]

Here's a handy site:

http://www.festivalfinder.com/

[mightyradgumbo]

Man, when summer is coming I check for so many festivals online. There are TONS that I would love to see. Waka, High Sierra, 10,000 Lakes, Telluride BluesFest, Austin City Limits, Vegoose...there's more that I'm not remembering. I just love the hippy, jam vibe so much. I wish I had the cash to hit more festivals but they're so far from me :(

One that I can also recommend is The Gathering of the Vibes, this year being held in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Held every year as a tribute to Jerry Garcia, this is a great festival with a grateful vibe. Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Bob Weir and Ratdog and Buddy Guy some of this year's performers. 9-12 of August.

[dank_bass]

I like my fests in a place I want to be anyway, like fest in NOLA, Crawfish Fest by NYC so I can meet up with friends there, Vegoose ln Vegas, even High Sierra here in Cali where we can just drive. I'm not as excited about going to a fest in a place I otherwise wouldn't put on my list of places to visit . . . Nothing wrong with TN, just with limited $$ and time it isn't a place on my list.

Nashvilles a pretty cool place

[mightyradgumbo]

we are thinking of going this year for sure...

not really campers though. wondering if anyone can shed some light onto the hotel/motel situation in the area, as well as the ability to get in and out of the festival to get back and forth to hotel/motel.

thanks!

AC, it is about an hour out from both Memphis and Chatanooga so as far as non-camping accomodations I couldn't tell ya. From what I hear there is a pretty long line of people arriving each day, so that may be people staying locally elsewhere. There are three or four hotles/motles in the area, I think.

I have only been once. Got there early and did the RV thing with some friends who invited me literally last minute-pulled up in front of my house in the RV and said we are going to Bonnaroo, wanna go?
YYR, Dank Memphis is a cool city.

[Corona]

Here's a handy site:

http://www.festivalfinder.com/
Thanks Neen, that's perfect :)

[Festvet]

By far the best lineup ever at Bonnaroo

[Festvet]

I like my fests in a place I want to be anyway, like fest in NOLA, Crawfish Fest by NYC so I can meet up with friends there, Vegoose ln Vegas, even High Sierra here in Cali where we can just drive. I'm not as excited about going to a fest in a place I otherwise wouldn't put on my list of places to visit . . . Nothing wrong with TN, just with limited $$ and time it isn't a place on my list.
TN is only a 2.5 day drive from SF

[Festvet]

Here's a handy site:

http://www.festivalfinder.com/
another one that's mostly N.E. centric but good links at the end...
http://armmon.tripod.com/