Bonnaroo 2014 Guide

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WELCOME CAMPERS!

Whether this is your first trip to Bonnaroo or your lucky thirteenth visit, we can’t wait to show you around your 700-acre home for the next four days. If this is your first time on The Farm, then we are excited to introduce you to your camp family for the weekend. Soon enough, y’all will be able to rattle off the difference between What, Which, That, This and The Other as quickly as Elton John can hop and bop to “Crocodile Rock.”

If you’re already a veteran camper, then we can’t wait to show you what we’ve done with the place. We are particularly excited about our Kalliope Stage. This late-night stage is all about the sound and light experience, boasting speakers that are self-powered and highly efficient to provide a truly once-in-a-festival experience. In the food realm, we are beyond pumped for Hamageddon, home to BaconLand: a bacon-lovers feast. Thanks to Henri, Hamageddon’s metalloving mascot, it won’t be hard to find. Mardi Gras-inspired parades have long been one of our hallmarks too, and this year, you can join the festivities.

This Bonnaroo lineup truly is our biggest, best and broadest yet. If you want to sing along with some bona fide legends, we’ve got alternative-rock icons Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, as well as a rare U.S. festival performance by the “Rocket Man” himself, Elton John. For those of you who were originally hooked by Bonnaroo’s own roots in independent-minded rock, we are welcoming back our old friend and unofficial Nashville mayor Jack White for his first What Stage headlining set, along with returning favorites like indie-pop princes Vampire Weekend, French alternative-rock heroes Phoenix, Americana troubadours The Avett Brothers, soulful family group Tedeschi Trucks Band and jamband titans Umphrey’s McGee. If hip-hop and electronic music are more your thing, then you’ll be psyched to hear one of the genre’s living legends Kanye West play Roo for the first time since 2008. Also, undisputed dubstep king Skrillex will perform a massive late-night set on the Which Stage and anchor one of our annual SuperJams.

Speaking of SuperJams, we are proud to present three very different and desitively Bonnaroo all-star collaborations. Long one of our calling cards, this year’s SuperJams include collaborations led by such diverse artists as Derek Trucks, Skrillex and Ed Helms.

We have plenty of excitement on the screen, too. We’re taking our Cinema Tent up a notch by not only bringing an electric mix of films to The Farm but also accompanying those films with a range of Q&As. The Farrelly brothers will even sit down for an in-depth conversation about their work and present two films: their classic bowling comedy Kingpin and a 20th anniversary screening of their first smash success Dumb & Dumber.

Of course, none of this would be possible without you, the fans, artists and other community members who make our dream a reality every year. Bonnaroo means “a really good time” in Creole so have fun and remember to live by The Bonnaroovian Code: “Prepare Thy Self,” “Play As A Team,” “Radiate Positivity,” “Respect The Farm,” “Don’t Be That Guy/Gal” and “Stay True Roo.” Sincerely, Superfly & AC Entertainment 5

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A WORD ABOUT OUR

This year, Bonnaroo celebrates its 13th birthday. Looking back, we’ve always been more than a music festival. For many of us, it’s a home away from home and an experience that carries on long after we leave The Farm. The festival is a bustling city featuring new music, art, comedy, film, food and drink, friends and much more. The success of this event would not be possible without our partners, who enhance the Bonnaroo experience on our beautiful site for every attendee, artist and staff member. We would like to sincerely thank all of our partners for supporting our music, our community and our charities.

We collaborate with brands to create experiences and attractions that will make your weekend on The Farm a better one. For you, Bonnaroo veterans, you’ll notice some familiar brands that have become loyal friends of the festival. Garnier Fructis is returning this year to keep the showers running so that you can stay clean and get a fresh hairstyle. Glimpse into the future of music at the New Music On Tap Lounge brewed by Miller Lite with a lineup of this year’s up-and-coming artists. Drop by the The Garage by Ford to catch an intimate artist performance, juice up your cell phone and make a custom silk-screen t-shirt. Craving Bonnaroo’s Ben & Jerry’s flavor Coffee Caramel Buzz? Fear not! Ben & Jerry’s is back giving out tastes from noon to 6 p.m. daily.

For the first time this year, The Game Stage powered by Xbox One, next to the Ferris Wheel, will feature the hottest games from Titanfall to Just Dance. Be sure to connect your RFID wristband to OneDrive to create your own Bonnaroo Photo History. Make sure you keep your eyes open for PayPal, who will be giving out swag in the campgrounds all weekend long. For all the ladies out there, you can thank Olay for providing some special bathrooms exclusively for you. Stop by the #ReadytoRoo Upgrade Lounge by Teva to check out the latest and greatest in festival footwear. Do you love to get down late-night? Our friends at Red Bull Music Academy will be bringing some musical prodigies to the Sonic Stage on Friday and Saturday nights. And for your friends who can’t be here, take comfort in knowing that they can still catch the epic performances via the Bonnaroo app on Xbox Live.

Bonnaroo is the perfect place to try something new, so wander off the path and explore all of the activities and attractions that we have to offer. There isn’t a shortage of unique experiences here, and we can’t wait to hear about all of them. Again, we would like to extend a thank you to all of our partners, whose support not only makes Bonnaroo possible for us, but also makes it more enjoyable for you.

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In recognition of the invaluable support that they offer, the Bonnaroo community extends special thanks to:

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CONTENTS 32 Through the Years: A Look at Some of Our Favorite Past

Performers Since Bonnaroo’s Start

36 Camp Chat: Bingo, BLAM! Libs and Other Games

By Jeff Miller

09 A Word About Our Sponsors 12 Roll Camera: Bonnaroo’s Cinema Tent Comes to Life

14 The Learning Garden in Planet Roo 18 Bonnaroo Works Fund & Root for Roo: How Bonnaroovians Can Now Leave Their Mark on The Farm in the Best Way Possible

24 Fooderoo: A Foodie’s Guide

to Bonnaroo’s Culinary Festival

By Emily Zemler

27 Eat This! Our Comprehensive Food Vendors List

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38 Six Degrees of SuperJams:

Connect the Dots Between Bonnaroo’s Past SuperJams and Sit-ins

By Rob Slater

41 Festival Activities 55 General Information

PUBLISHER Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival EDITOR Mike Greenhaus COPY EDITOR Amy Jacques WRITERS Jeff Miller, Rob Slater, Emily Zemler BEASTMASTER Kerry Black ART DIRECTOR Suzannah Snell GRAPHIC DESIGN Red Herring Design,

Kari Roberts Petsche

SECTION EDITORS Robyn Delman,

Amy Powell, Katelyn Scott PROOFREADERS Caitlin Maloney, Kara Lawson DISTRIBUTION Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival

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05 Welcome to Bonnaroo

PREPARE THY SELF PLAY AS A TEAM RADIATE POSITIVITY

THE BONNAROOVIAN

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Follow these key principles and you’ll make the most of our Bonnaroo adventure and possibly help change the world.

RESPECT THE FARM DON'T BE THAT GUY/GAL STAY TRUE ROO 11

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ot your everyday movie theater, the Bonnaroo Cinema is a seated, air-conditioned digital cinema experience presenting an eclectic visual feast for your eyeballs.

This year’s slate includes filmmaker spotlights on the Farrelly Brothers with Dumb & Dumber and Kingpin; David Wain and his new film They Came Together as well as his first film Wet Hot American Summer; hotly anticipated new independent films Dear White People and Ping Pong Summer; Comedy Central programs “Drunk History” with Derek Waters & Friends and Brickleberry with co-creators Roger Black and Waco O’Guin; a screening of This Is The End introduced by co-star Craig Robinson; crazy fun interactive theatrical events Point Break Live! and Terminator Too: Judgment Play where you can BE Keanu or Arnold!; sing-along events like R. Kelly’s Trapped in the Closet and the Michael Jackson SingAlong Dance Party; a Big Screen Yacht Rock Smooth Jamz Karaoke Party; the Pulp Fiction 20th Anniversary Quote-Along Party; ridiculous cat videos from the First and Probably Last Intergalactic Feline Film & Video Festival For Humans; special musical screenings and performances including Take Me to the River with director Martin Shore and an all-star Memphis band including William Bell, Bobby Rush, Frayser Boy (formerly of Three 6 Mafia), Al Kapone, Jerry Harrison (formerly of Talking Heads), the Norman Sisters, rapper Ify, Stax Music Academy students and alumni, and a 13-piece house band with The Hi Rhythm Section, Ben Cauley and the Royal Memphis Horns and musical director Boo Mitchell; iconoclastic guitarist Marc Ribot performing his score for Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid; music docs like For the Love of Music: The Story of Nashville about the Nashville music scene featuring a live panel appearance by Brett James and Amy Stroup; Finding Fela about African superstar Fela Kuti, featuring a live Q&A with Seun Kuti; and The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir, the first authorized documentary ever made about the Grateful Dead; thought-provoking Green Screens documentaries about the environment presented by Rock The Earth including The Human Experiment, DamNation and Above All Else; a series of late night and early morning cult classic screenings including a “Remembering Harold Ramis” series with Ghostbusters, Caddyshack and Groundhog Day; the original Friday the 13th; and anniversary screenings of This Is Spinal Tap, The NeverEnding Story, The Warriors, Road House, Revenge of the Nerds and The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across The 8th Dimension; and finally, the NBA Finals! And parked out front, don’t miss the Gastropod Diner’s “Jack Rabbit Slim’s” inspired menu (including Big Kahuna Burgers!) inspired by the 20th anniversary of Pulp Fiction.

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LEARNING GARDEN IN PLANET ROO!

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ood is a hot topic these days, whether it’s lobbying for GMO labeling, getting to know your local farmer or working in your community to create a sustainable food system. All of these topics and more will be explored in Planet Roo this year. There will be a number of food advocacy non-profits including Community Food Advocates, Eat for Equity and Tennessee Right to Know GMO. We will also be hosting our first ever BonnaROOTS dinner, a farm-totable style dinner benefitting Oxfam and Eat for Equity. These dinners sold out immediately so we know this is an issue you care about!

The culmination of learning about your food and taking control of your food source is of course your own garden. Our Bonnaroo Learning Garden team has come up with a stellar roster of classes for you. Come learn about all these issues and more in Planet Roo! Friday, 9:30 a.m.

Saturday, 9:30 a.m.

New to gardening? We’ll go over the basics of planning, planting and enjoying your garden. Q&A session to follow, so bring your questions!

Learn how to cook, craft and garden for your personal sensitivities. Eliminate allergens and add beneficial herbs to your diet through dietary changes such as gluten-free eating, salve-making and herbal remedies.

Friday, 11:30 a.m.

Saturday, 11:30 a.m.

Breaking Ground: Edible Gardening 101

Fungus Among Us: Wild Mushroom Foraging

Learn how to safely and responsibly find and forage edible and medicinal wild mushrooms anywhere and how to find like-minded folks to share in the experience.

Friday, 1:30 p.m.

Small Spaces, Big Yields

Learn how to grow more food in less space through vertical gardening, intercropping, close spacing and more. We’ll even show you how to grow your own micro-greens!

Natural Healing

Fermentation Station

To rot, or not? Learn how to preserve the bounty of the garden through fermentation!

Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

The Urban Barnyard: Goats & Hens Thinking about adding livestock to your urban homestead? We’ve got the tips you need to find, tend and enjoy your own goats and chickens in the city.

Sunday, 11:30 a.m.

Seed-Saving: The Original GMO

In this workshop, learn how and why to save heirloom seeds from different types of vegetables. We’ll also make seed bombs for all you guerrilla gardeners to take home.

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We are partnering with Steelys and Plastic Pollution Coalition to bring you affordable high quality water bottles and beer cups.

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Souvenir Reusable beer cup comes with a beer in it, a neoprene cup holder and carabiner and $1 OFF ALL subsequent beer purchases

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Reusable water bottle! Refill at our free water stations

RECYCLING ALL PLASTIC CONTAINERS ALUMINUM AND TIN CANS GLASS BOTTLES CLEAN MIXED PAPER ASEPTICS PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS PLASTIC PACKAGING CARDBOARD

COMPOST ALL FOOD, SOILED PAPER, NAPKINS, ALL CUPS, & UTENSILS

LANDFILL NOT MUCH GOES IN HERE! CIGARETTE BUTTS, STYROFOAM, CHIP BAGS, ICE CREAM & CANDY WRAPPERS

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e know that Bonnaroo is a lot more than just a music festival—it is a community and a lifestyle that embraces being a part of something bigger than yourself and, in large part, that includes giving back.

Perpetuating that lifestyle year-round is the Bonnaroo Works Fund, the charitable arm of the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. Our mission is to make the world a better place by supporting national and local organizations that advance the arts, education and the environment with a focus on sustainability and local re-investment. To date, the Bonnaroo Works Fund has donated upward of $5 million to nearly 100 causes, with a significant number of programs and projects in the Manchester-Coffee County area. Just a few of the past grant recipients include: Coffee County Schools, Manchester Municipal Arts Commission, Musicians On Call, Tennessee Environmental Council and VH1-Save the Music Foundation.

The Bonnaroo Works Fund raises awareness and funds to support these causes through a number of different programs. First, $2 from every Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival ticket is donated to the BWF. During the festival, and throughout the year, there are several on-site and online auctions, with proceeds benefiting the BWF organizations. In addition, there are the Roo Run and Ben & Jerry’s Bonnaroo Buzz, both providing support for the Bonnaroo Works Fund.

The Bonnaroo Works Fund also relies on the generous support of the Bonnaroovian community. This year, we invite you to participate in a few fundraising initiatives, and 100% of your support will benefit the Fund’s 2014-15 grant recipients.

New this year is ‘The Wall’—a permanent, physical, on-site structure in Centeroo, where those who donate $100 or more will be recognized by name. For those of you who want to show support with $1-$99, you will also be recognized on Bonnaroo.com’s Virtual Wall.

It’s a great way to show your support for BWF, perpetuate the Bonnaroo lifestyle and help make a meaningful difference.

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Also on-site this year, you’re invited to participate in ‘Not a Raffle’— two guitars will be displayed in cases in Centeroo, each one collecting new artist signatures daily. By making a small contribution to the Bonnaroo Works Fund (encouraged but not necessary), you will be automatically entered in a drawing to win the signed guitar. And, you’ll be helping great causes because 100% of your donation will go to support the BWF programs.

And just when you think you’ve been there, done that, there’s Ticket To Rise: an experience that gives Earth dwellers the chance to win a Private Trip to Space! You’ll travel to deep space on the second Lynx spacecraft, the Mark II, reaching an altitude of 103 km (338,000 feet). Because of this altitude, by rule of the international space agencies, the participants of the Mark II flight will receive the title of “Astronaut” upon their return.

Entering is simple and there are a ton of ways to increase your chances! Check it out at www.urgencynetwork.com.

There’s a LOT more to come! Thanks for doing your part in making the Bonnaroo Works Fund work!

ROOT FOR ROO

Bonnaroovians can now leave their permanent mark on The Farm in the best way possible: their very own tree.

With the Root for Roo program, you can now honor your C’roo or commemorate your Bonnaroo experience with the sponsorship of a tree planted on the festival site—either a Tulip Poplar or Oak, both of which are native to the area.

Trees, like sponges, can help sequester carbon and provide a habitat for wildlife, food for people and animals, and stabilize the soil. If planted in the right place, then trees can also cut cooling costs by up to 50 percent and create enough oxygen annually for a family of four.

Root for Roo offers the opportunity to sponsor a 3” to 4” caliper tree, which includes a tree marker so that you can find your tree onsite, and a commemorative plaque with a photo and information about the tree. In addition, you can track your tree’s progress, thanks to annual updates via a personalized tree profile page on the website that will display current pictures and data on its growth. Plus, you will be recognized on Bonnaroo.com’s Virtual Wall. It’s a great way to show your support for BWF, perpetuate the Bonnaroo lifestyle and help make a meaningful difference. The trees are sourced and planted by Southbranch Nursery Co., a locally owned nursery in Manchester. Proceeds benefit Keep Coffee County Beautiful.

For more information, or to adopt your very own Bonnaroo tree, please visit www.rootforroo.com.

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ome to Bonnaroo for the music, but stay for the food. This year’s festival amps up its culinary offerings with a Pulp Fiction-themed diner, an area devoted to bacon and a diverse selection of food trucks and vendors that will ensure you go home full. Not sure where to eat?

We’ll help you sort through the pickings and find what suits your tastebuds.

Tennessee is, of course, best known for its BBQ, which you can find in various incarna­ tions around the festival. Prater’s BBQ,

consisting of 14 ingredients—topped with our homemade honey scallion sauce and layered with shredded hash browns and pepper-crusted bacon. Last year, Adam Richman featured this dish on his TV show Fandemonium. The PCB was a big hit before Adam tasted it, and now, it’s even that much more popular.”

The truck has something for everyone, too. If you’re vegan, try the Toi An Chay or The Bad Hunter. “Toi An Chay is a rice bowl mixed with mushrooms, onion, spinach,

FOODEROO

By Emily Zemler

A Foodie’s Guide to Bonnaroo’s Culinary Festival

which has been serving up pork sandwiches and smoked wings at Bonnaroo since 2002, is the returning favorite, and will be joined

by Knoxville’s Bull’s BBQ this year. Bull’s (which also has some vegetarian and vegan options) offers pulled pork sandwiches, smoked portobello sandwiches and smoked sweet potatoes.

If you’re into meat, but looking for something a little different, the Eatbox food truck has returned for its fourth year to sell balls—meatballs, that is. If you’re having trouble deciding on the menu, Eatbox’s Jonathan Coffman has the solution. “Get the PCB without a doubt,” Coffman says. “It’s eight ounces of hand-rolled meatballs— 24

sunflower, black beans and garlic,” Coffman says. “The Bad Hunter is a lentil-based veggie ball. It’s mixed with oatmeal, mushrooms, red wine and some garlic.” But hurry. “The Toi An Chay is by far the most popular,” he adds.

“We sold out last year by Saturday morning.”

If you’re not vegan, then head immediately to Hamageddon, a new addition to the festival, which highlights the best part of the pig. Henri, an epic 22-foot long, two-ton steel pig will be on hand as the mascot. (Just follow his smell or look near the Broo’ers Festival.) There, you can try BaconLand’s Bacon Flight, featuring five different types of bacon, and nosh on BLTs, grilled cheese with bacon and bacon and egg sandwiches.

Another new addition this year is Puffs of Doom, which owner Rebecca VanderKloot describes as “cream puffs gone wild.”

Located in Centeroo, the stand offers various made-from-scratch sweet, savory, ice cream, vegan and gluten free puffs, including The Salted Caramel Chocolate Puff and The Bacon Ranch Mac & Cheese Puff. “We think we are the perfect festival food,” VanderKloot says. “The puffs are big enough to be a meal, but small enough to not make you need to lay down. The ice cream puffs cool you down in the heat and our savory puffs will help keep you going through the night. We can’t wait to be out in the sun, sharing our cream puffs with lots of people while fantastic music plays in the background.”

Another good place for sweets is The Amish Baking Company, a Bonnaroo favorite that makes more than 10,000 dough­ nuts at the festival each year. (The most popular is the vanilla-glazed doughnut.) The

company sells hand-rolled pretzels, as well, which seem to strike a chord with the festival crowd. “Bonnaroovians, at large, actively seek out the good life,” The Amish Baking Company’s Nathan Peachey says. “Good food is at the top of the list. The long lines at our stands resonate that. What I love most about Bonnaroo is seeing the happiness on all the faces when everyone takes that first bite.”

Something else you’ll want to line up for is a mobile diner built in honor of the 20th anniversary of Pulp Fiction by Gastropod’s Chef Jeremiah (who, notably, is also Rick Ross’ personal chef). The diner, built inside a shipping container, can be found adjacent to the Cinema Tent and features requisite offerings like the Royale With Cheese and The Big Kahuna. Just try not to reenact the film while you’re in there.

So what are you going to eat this year?

Hopefully, a little bit of everything.

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FOOD VENDORS CENTEROO NORTH (Near Ferris Wheel) Gepettos Hot and Cold Specialty Coffee and Tea Beverages Spicy Pie Gourmet Pizza Huge Slices, Cookie Pie Full Service BBQ East Tennessee BBQ - Pork, Brisket Outback Kate’s Handmade Burritos, Plates, Salads, Breakfast All Day, Gator, Bourbon Chicken and Black Lemonade Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt, and Sorbet in Jumbo Waffle Cones and Dishes Dia De Los Tamales Revolutionary Tamales from the Heart of Chicago Vegetarian, Vegan, and GlutenFree Options Bayou Billy Jr. Hoagies, Cajun Bowls, Giant Cajun Wraps, and Monster Cajun Burgers Strawberry Fields Naturally Mediterranean/Mexican Pitas and Giant Burritos, Homemade Falafel, Hummus, Tahini and Salsa, Gyros, Fajita Chicken with All Natural Salad Fixins’, Smoothies Siri Grill Jerk Chicken, Fried Plantains, Curry Chicken Broadline Food Service Gyros, Buttery Fries, Corn Dogs, Chicken, or Veggie Pita

CENTEROO EAST (Near Gate into Main Venue) Coco Bongos Non-Alcoholic Frozen Tropical Drinks International Foods Gyros, Seafood Platter, Maryland Crabcakes, Brochettes

R&C Thai-Chinese Bar.B.Q. Teriyaki Bowl, Orange Chicken Bowl, Veggie Chowmein, Fried Rice, Veggie Eggroll, Teriyaki on the Stick, Shrimp Tempura Itty Bitty Donuts Fresh, Hot Mini Donuts Just Brewed Coffee Hot and Cold Specialty Coffee Beverages Dave’s Mini Donuts Fresh Mini Donuts, Home-Roasted Hot or Iced Coffee, Espresso, Latte and Cappuccino, Breakfast Sandwiches, Loaded Grilled Cheese, B.L.T.’s, Breakfast All Day Eat Arepas Arepas and Empanadas Pulled Pork, Brisket or Veggie Arepas, Beef and Potato Empanadas Prater’s BBQ Tennessee BBQ BBQ Sandwiches, Riblets, Smoked Wings, Cheesesticks Swagruha Indian Restaurant Indian Samosas, Chicken Tikka, Butter Chicken, Dal, Channa Masala Saigon Express Vietnamese Bahn Mi Sandwiches (Chicken, Pork, or Tofu) Dan’s Gourmet Mac & Cheese Artisan Mac & Cheese Featuring All-Natural Vegetables, Cheeses, and Choice Meats Feel Good Foods Quesadillas, Pesto Mozzadilla, Feta Medadilla, Kung Pao Tofu, Breakfast Pie for the People! Hand-Tossed and Stone Fired NY Pizza Slices with Fresh Veggies, Meats and Herbs, Breakfast Pizza Jalapeno Corndog Concessions Jalapeno, Regular or Vegetarian Corn Dogs, Funnel Cakes The Benevolent Burrito Wraps, Quesadillas and Burritos, Vegetarian and Traditional Specialities Thailand Express Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, Spicy Basil Fried Rice Tee’s Concessions Black Angus Burgers, Fresh Cut Curly Fries Ahli Baba’s Kabob Shop Middle Eastern Pitas and Kabobs, Breakfast

Soft Serve Ice Cream Soft Serve Ice Cream, Root Beer Floats and Blizzards

WHICH STAGE R&C Thai-Chinese Bar.B.Q. Teriyaki Bowl, Orange Chicken Bowl, Veggie Chowmein, Fried Rice, Veggie Eggroll, Teriyaki on the Stick, Shrimp Tempura Strawberry Fields Naturally Steak, Chicken or Falafel Wraps and Pitas, Fruit Smoothies, Fresh Young Coconuts Spicy Pie Gourmet Pizza Huge Slices, Cookie Pie Tee’s Concessions Black Angus Burgers, Fresh Cut Curly Fries Phat Daddie’s Cajun Gator Nuggets, Red Beans and Rice, Jambalaya Ears N Spuds Roasted Corn on the Cob, BBQ Potatoes and Turkey Legs Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt and Sorbet in Jumbo Waffle Cones and Dishes Hippie Dips Fresh Fruit, Smoothies, Sandwhiches, Soup and Salad West Coast Events Rice and Noodle Bowls Viva la Fajita! Steak or Chicken Fajitas, Chia Limeade or Hibiscus Cooler Jalapeno Corndog Concessions Jalapeno, Regular or Vegetarian Corn Dogs, Funnel Cakes

BROO'ERS FESTIVAL BaconLand Bacon Flight, BLT, Egg Sandwich, Bacon Grilled Cheese 27

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FOOD VENDORS Savory & Sweet Food Truck Specialty Tacos: Fried Avocado, Jumpin’ Java Pork and Cuban Beef; Nachos and Deep-Fried Cheesecakes Roti Rolls Roti Rolls Featuring Locally-Sourced Meats, Vegetables and Cheeses CENTEROO FOUNTAIN The Cracked Truck Unique Jalapeno Corndog Concessions Breakfast Sandwiches, From The Jalapeno, Regular or Vegetarian Goy Vey with Bacon, Salami, Our Corn Dogs, Funnel Cakes Sweet N’ Spicy Cream Cheese to Puff of Doom Sweet, Savory, The Vegasm, a Vegetarian Vegan and Gluten-Free Puffs Alternative with Spinach, Sun-Dried in Flavors Like Salted Caramel Tomatoes and Garlic Basil Pesto Hot Chocolate and Honey Apple Rolling Oven Neopolitan-Inspired Goat Cheese Pizza and Sandwiches Que Quesadilla Quesadillas Choice of Chicken, Black Bean, CINEMA Pesto or Roasted Red Pepper Dippin’ Dots / Italian Ice Italian Gastropod Diner Big Kahuna Burger, Ice and Dippin’ Dots Royale with Cheese, Five Dollar Strawberry Fields Naturally Italian Shakes, Fries and Coffee Deli Featuring Flats and Wraps

Jalapeno Corndog Concessions Jalapeno, Regular or Vegetarian Corn Dogs, Funnel Cakes Nader’s Bistro & Grill - Greek Gyro, Kebab, Hummus, Falafel Nader’s Bistro & Grill - Seafood Fish and Chips, Fried Oysters, Fried Clams Tee’s Concessions Freshly Cut Curly Fries, Black Angus Burgers Gourmet Quesadillas by Chiwawa Restaurant from Memphis, TN Chicken, Steak, Vegetarian and Vegan Options Southern Concessions Southern Style Grilled and Fried Foods: Corn Dogs, Blooming Onion, Smoked Turkey Legs Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt and Sorbet in Jumbo Waffle Cones and Dishes Spicy Pie Gourmet Pizza Huge Slices, Cookie Pie Mr. S’more Classic Toasted S’mores

PLANET ROO

MAIN VENUE BACK

Que Quesadilla Quesadillas Choice of Chicken, Black Bean, Pesto or Roasted Red Pepper The Amish Baking Company Freshly-Glazed Doughnuts and Hand-Rolled Pretzels

CENTEROO CARTS

King of Pops Handcrafted All-Natural Pops in Funky Fresh Flavors Begley Brats & Dogs Brats and Hot Dogs Alpine Sausage/Hot Dogs, Shish Kabobs, Arepas Scoopers Carts Ice Cream Bars, Frozen Lemonade Cups Lemonade & Prezel Carts Fresh Squeezed Lemonade, Jumbo Pretzels FOOD TRUCK OASIS Strawberry Fields Naturally Eatbox Food Truck Arepas Corn Arepas Fresh Specialty Meatballs Strawberry Fields Naturally (Vegan and Vegetarian Options) Smoothies Fresh Blended Fruit Bull’s BBQ Pulled Pork and Smoked Smoothies Chicken, Smoked Portobello Sandwiches and Smoked Sweet MAIN VENUE STAGE LEFT Potatoes The Big Cheese Gourmet Grilled (West Side of Field) Cheese Sandwiches Made Using R&C Thai-Chinese BAR.B.Q. Artisan Breads and Cheeses Teriyaki Bowl, Orange Chicken Grazing Here Food Truck Bowl, Vegetable Chowmein, Fried 100% Grass-Fed Burgers, Rice, Veggie Eggroll, Teriyaki on Hot Dogs, Vegan/Veggie Burgers the Stick, Shrimp Tempura Baja-Style Fish Tacos Fish Tacos Planet Roo Café Wraps, Burritos, Quesadillas, Stir Fry, Friday and Saturday Night Seated Dinners, Breakfast Bearclaw Coffee Co. Hot and Cold Specialty Tea and Coffee, Beverages, Smoothies, Breakfast Pastries

(North Side of Field) Praters BBQ Tennessee BBQ Pulled Pork, Smoked Chicken Wings, Riblets, Fried Dill Pickles 2Sisters Foods London Broil Steak Sandwiches, Hand-Dipped Corn Dogs, Sweet Potato Fries, Chicken Tenders and Portabella Mushroom Pitas Poncho’s Mexican Café Burritos, Mexican Platters and Nachos Strawberry Fields Naturally Pitas and Burritos, Fresh Fruit Smoothies West Coast Events - Noodle Bowls Rice and Noodle Bowls West Coast Events – Gyros Chicken, Beef, Lamb or Veggie Gyros, Greek Salads Just Brewed - Cold Brew Coffee Cold Brewed Coffee and Specialty Iced Tea Street Provisions Gourmet Tacos and Tamales, Cuban Sandwiches, Chips and Guac 29

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KANYE WEST • TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS • THE KILLERS MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS • ARCTIC MONKEYS • TIËSTO DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE • DISCLOSURE • THE FLAMING LIPS RAY LAMONTAGNE • SPOON • ATMOSPHERE • AND MUCH MORE!

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FOOD VENDORS Spicy Pie Gourmet Pizza, Freshly GENERAL STORE EAST Squeezed Lemonade, Freshly Brewed Iced Tea, and Cookie Pie (Across from the Main Venue Arch) Mouth Wide Open Food Truck and Sausage Bowl, Crab MAIN VENUE STAGE RIGHT Rice Cake and Rice Bowl, Grain and (East Side of Field) Veggie Bowl, Breakfast Shave Ice Snowie Shaved Ice Outback Kate’s Hand-Crafted Just Squeezed/Just Brewed Fresh Burritos, Black Lemonade, Squeezed Juices, Gourmet Lemon­Black Beans, Gator Nuggets ades, Cold-Brewed Regular and Steak Boys Inc. Burgers, Flavored Iced Coffee and Iced Tea Sausages, Fried Mushrooms Crossroads Cafe Pizzas, Specialty Broadline Food Service Gyros, Sub Sandwiches and Wraps, Butterfly Fries, Corn Dogs, Breakfast Chicken or Veggie Pita Wonder Waffle Waffle Sausage R&C Thai-Chinese BAR.B.Q. Sandwich, Waffle Ice Cream Teriyaki Bowl, Orange Chicken Sandwich, Breakfast Bowl, Vegetable Chowmein, Fried Rice, Veggie Eggroll, Teriyaki on the Stick, Shrimp Tempura CAMPGROUND POD 1 Just Brewed - Cold Brew Coffee Checkerboard Cheese Fresh, Cold Brewed Coffee and Pressed and Well Dressed Grilled Specialty Iced Tea Cheese Sandwiches, Soup, Breakfast MAIN VENUE CARTS The Taco Tent Featuring REV Alpine Sausage, Hot Dogs, Arepas Coffee and Espresso Tacos, Espresso Drinks, Breakfast Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Carts Broadline Food Service Gyros, Ice Cream Novelties Butterfly Fries, Corn Dogs, Chicken Lemonade & Prezel Carts Lemonor Veggie Pita, Breakfast ­ade, Iced Tea, and Jumbo Pretzels Alpine Frosted Lemonade

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GENERAL STORE WEST (Near Fire Tower) Goatocado Salads, Sandwiches, Smoothies, Breakfast Broadline Food Service Gyros, Butterfly Fries, Corn Dogs, Chicken or Veggie Pita, Breakfast Spicy Pie Gourmet Pizza, Freshly Squeezed Lemonade, Freshly Brewed Iced Tea, and Cookie Pie Soft Serve Ice Cream Soft Serve Ice Cream, Root Beer Floats, Hot Fudge Sundaes

The Amish Baking Company Fresh Doughnuts, Hand-Rolled Pretzels, Chicken Salad Pretzel-Sandwich Compliments Food Co. Grass Fed Beef Sliders, Toasted Peanut Butter and Jelly, Fried Pickles Southernmost Falafel Falafel and Hummus, Lamb or Chicken Gyro, Fried Oreos 99 Potatoes Grass Fed Burgers, Vegan/Veggie Burgers, Sweet Potato Fries, Breakfast Bearly Edible Quesadillas, Pesto Mozzadilla, Garlic Grilled Cheese, Breakfast Just Squeezed/Just Brewed Lemonade Strawberry Limeade, Orange Mango Juice, Organic/ Fair Trade Specialty Coffee Drinks Peace Love Tacos Pork, Chicken, Veggie, Breakfast Pie for the People! Hand-Tossed and Stone-Fired NY Pizza

CAMPGROUND POD 6 Steak Boys Inc. Gyros, Pitas, Sausage, Corn Dogs, Steak or Chicken Subs, Breakfast Solar Café Smoothies, Vegetarian/ Vegan Quesadillas and Sand­wiches, Peanut Noodles,Tofu, Breakfast

South Meets East Food Truck CAMPGROUND POD 7 Fusion Burritos, Bowls and Quesadillas, Breakfast Frothy Monkey Coffeehouse Hippie Dips Fresh Fruit, Smoothies, Hot and Cold Specialty Coffee Sandwiches, Soup, Salad, Beverages Breakfast Red Rooster Mobile Brick Oven Pizza, Meatball Subs Asian Sensation Teriyaki Chicken, CAMPGROUND POD 3 Sweet and Sour Chicken, Steak Boys Inc. Gyros, Chicken on Vegetable Lo Mein, Egg Rolls a Stick, Butterfly Fries, Breakfast Southernmost Falafel Falafel Asian Sensation Teriyaki Chicken, and Hummus, Lamb or Sweet and Sour Chicken, Chicken Gyro, Fried Oreos Vegetable Lo Mein, Egg Rolls Solar Café Specializing in Vegetarian/Vegan Cuisine Including CAMPGROUND CARTS Smoothies and Fresh Juices King of Pops Handcrafted All-Natural Pops 31

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Four days of camping and living with the same people can get a little tedious, so—just in case crazily running from one stage to another to see amazing bands isn’t exciting enough—here are some games you can play to keep things interesting:

UP EARLY/UP LATE: 1 Be awake

at, oh, say, 6-7 a.m. This is the hardest part of the game. 2 Take a walk through Centeroo with a friend. Bring some $1 bills. 3 Take a look at the other people around you, and figure out if you think they’re up early or up late. 4 Tell your friend: “I bet $1 that guy is up late. Look at how wide those eyes are.” Or, conversely say, “That dude is definitely up early. He looks like he’s ready for a run!” 5 Go up to the guy and ask him. 6 Pay up.

BONNAROO BINGO 1 Someone playing a Theremin, whether it’s onstage or not 2 Someone doing “The Carlton” between 2:30-3:00 a.m., in Snake & Jake’s Christmas Club Barn 3 A girl wearing a Guns N’ Roses shirt who was not alive when Appetite For Destruction was released 4 A guy wearing a CBGB shirt who has never been to New York 36

BONNAROO MINI GAMES

Get together with a group of friends and be the first to complete each of these challenges:

Move from the far left of the main stage to the far right of the second stage. Photo evidence required.

See the most bands play at least one song all the way through over the course of the weekend.

Try to have a conversation starter lead to receiving a Meet the person who phone number or traveled the farthest a Snapchat to get to the Roo. Meet people from all 50 states

The first one of your friends to find every one of these wins:

5 Someone who catches him­self singing the wrong words to a song, yet continues as if no one noticed 6 Someone who can identify every single person onstage during a SuperJam 7 A band that covers a Bob Dylan song (or a DJ who drops a Bob Dylan cut into their set) 8 Skrillex

9 A piece of schwag from a company whose ties to the festival are tenuous at best bk A photo of the inside of the movie tent bl A comedian who has appeared on Workaholics bm A shoe— a single, solitary shoe bn A band in costumes that would normally be reserved for Halloween bo The most “colorful” person at Bonnaroo

BLAM! LIBS: "ON THE WAY TO BONNAROO" I promise I’ll never forget this year’s Bonnaroo because on our way there, we got a surprise we never and

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! I’ll never forget this year’s Bonnaroo!

E X C L A M AT O R Y P H R A S E “I’m looking to get into a little Vintage Trouble tonight. You “Don’t you interested?”

Wanna meet a special someone at Bonnaroo?

Try one of these handy-dandy conversation starters:

“I wonder if my chafe is chafier than your chafe?”

think Skrillex’s old

“Excuse me, I’ve lost jet-fighter set was “Do you my friend, maybe happen to know way better than you’ve seen her. this one?”

“Want to be if this goo ball is She’s wearing a cropmy ‘Tiny Dancer’ gluten-free?” top shirt and a flowered tonight?” headband. Seen anyone like 37 that walking around?”

Bill Nershi played with Stanton Moore in the 2002 SuperJam, who played with Mike Gordon in the 2003 SuperJam, who played with Phil Lesh in the 2006 SuperJam Luther Dickinson played with Dr. John in the 2003 SuperJam, who played with Preservation Hall Jazz Band in the 2011 SuperJam, who played with Brittany Howard in the 2013 SuperJam

Ben Harper played with Questlove in the 2007 SuperJam, who played with Pino Palladino in the 2012 SuperJam, who played with Herbie Hancock in 2005

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Jack Johnson and Preservation Hall Jazz Band collaborated in 2013, who played with Dr. John in the 2011 SuperJam, who played with Allen Toussaint in 2011.

Umphrey’s McGee jammed with Michael Travis in 2004, who played in the 2002 SuperJam with Robert Randolph, who sat in with Dave Matthews Band in 2005 Eddie Vedder sat in with Jack Johnson in 2008, who sat in with ALO in 2013, whose guitarist Dan Lebowitz joined Tea Leaf Green in 2005

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Ziggy Marley sat in with Ben Harper in 2007, who played in the ’07 SuperJam with “Captain” Kirk Douglas, who played in the 2012 SuperJam with D’Angelo

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Billy Idol played with Jim James in the 2013 SuperJam, who jammed with Kirk Hammett in 2008, who played in the ’08 SuperJam with Les Claypool

moe. welcomed Michael Kang in 2002, who played in the SuperJam with DJ Logic, who sat in with Medeski Martin & Wood in 2006

SUPERJAM Trombone Shorty sat in with Robert Randolph in 2008, who welcomed G. Love in 2006, who played in the 2003 SuperJam with Duwayne Burnside 39

S E I T I V I ACT BONNAROO BEACON ON-SITE PAPER AND RELIX MAGAZINE We’re proud to welcome back our friends at Relix, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year. Once again, they are publishing our official daily newspaper, the Bonnaroo Beacon. Make sure to pick up your copy each day (available at the Relix booth in Centeroo and at several points around the festival grounds) as it features schedules, artist interviews and updates from around the festival!

Relix is also pleased to offer its annual special subscription deal for friends of Bonnaroo: Save more than 50 percent off the newsstand price and receive a free CD with all eight issues as you stay in touch with your favorite artists! Drop by the booth in Centeroo—your one-stop shop for free swag and subscription deals.

BONNAROO CINEMA Not your everyday movie theater, the Bonnaroo Cinema is a seated, air-conditioned digital cinema experience presenting an eclectic visual feast for your eyeballs. Catch brandnew independent features before they are 41

released, mind-bending documentaries, ridiculous comedies, cult classics and crazyfun live interactive happenings. The cinema is open 24 hours a day and features live Q&A sessions with special guest filmmakers and actors and unique cinematic performances with musicians and comedians.

GASTROPOD DINER The Gastropod Diner, lead by Chef Jeremiah Bullfrog, will roll out a “Jack Rabbit Slims” menu in honor of the 20th anniversary of Pulp Fiction. Built inside a shipping container just outside of The Cinema Tent, the diner features offerings like the Royale with Cheese and The Big Kahuna Burger. Hamburgers... the cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast!

BONNAROO COMEDY THEATRE This year marks the 11th year of the Bonnaroo Comedy Theatre. We’re delivering another top-notch comedy lineup!

This year’s Bonnaroo Comedy Theatre is anchored by comedy heavyweights Craig Robinson, Neal Brennan, T.J. Miller and Bonnaroo favorite Hannibal Buress. We are really excited to have Saturday Night Live stars Taran Killam, Sasheer Zamata, Tim Robinson and Brooks Wheelan under the big top, and Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson & Ilana Glazer. Be sure to check out powerhouse talent Bridget Everett and ascending comedy stars Emily Heller, Brad Williams, Ryan Belleville, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’s Seth Herzog, and the return of the uber-funny Rory Scovel.

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BONNAROO POSTER ART EXHIBIT In the tradition of the inspired poster makers of the ‘60s, Bonnaroo and the American Poster Institute join together to showcase the work of some of today’s most relevant poster-makers. With a client list that includes some of Bonnaroo’s biggest headlining bands from past and present, these designers, illustrators and professional magic-makers illuminate the gap between music and art in a stunning display of craft, technique and skill. Come check out the limited edition hand-screened posters, chat with select artists from all over the nation and even pick up a poster to remind you of the spectacular, unique experience that is The Roo. You can find the American Poster Institute right across from the official Merch Tent in the Bonnaroo Market. This year’s artists include Methane Studios, Lil’ Tuffy, Furturtle, Status Serigraph, Powerhouse Factories, Dan Grzeca and Boss Construction.

CREATE YOUR BONNAROO PHOTO HISTORY POWERED BY ONEDRIVE Link your wristband to your OneDrive account in the Bonnaroo mobile app or on Bonnaroo.com to save awesome performance photos from your Bonnaroo experience. Once you’ve linked your account, just tap your wristband on the check-in kiosks located at the stages around the festival to have photos from the performances you attend saved to your OneDrive.

Everyone who links their OneDrive to their wristband also gets 100 GB of OneDrive storage for a year to store photos from all of their adventures — Bonnaroo and beyond.

OneDrive for iOS, Android ­and Windows Phone auto­matically saves the photos you take on your phone so that they’re safe and easily sharable.

, BROO ERS FESTIVAL

Featuring 25 different breweries from all over the U.S., this year’s Broo’ers Festival is sure to have a variety of beer to fit all your fancies.

Under one tent in the heart of Centeroo, you can enjoy hearty bocks, revitalizing pilsners, crisp pale ales, fruity ciders and more, offered by world-renowned micro­breweries including such favorites as Blue Moon, FLAT12 Bierwerks, Lagunitas, Sierra Nevada, Starr Hill, Sweet­Water, and Woodchuck Hard Cider. In support of the emerging local craft brew scene in Tennessee, we are proud to announce the addition of Ole Shed Brewing and Tennessee Brew Works as well. We have continued to grow our Broo’ers University program this year, which offers festivalgoers a wide array of classes and discussions focused mainly on the art and awesome­ ness of beer. Stop by the Broo’ers Festival and BrooU early to enjoy our massive beer menu and begin to plan your days around our class schedule (Classes are offered at 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., and 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday). Come toss back a delicious beer or two while hanging out by our authentic wooden bars, hop vines, whiskey barrels, haystacks and 44

Oktoberfest-style outdoor patio that faces the Which Stage. Without a doubt, 2014 will be our best year yet! Cheers!

CENTEROO FOUNTAIN AND MARKET As usual, Bonnaroo offers some of the best shopping on this side of the Mississippi.

This year, we’re bringing a new assortment of quality craftsman, artisans, vendors and official festival and artist merchandise.

Bonnaroo’s 20-foot lighted fountain provides a refreshing break in the Tennessee sun and a glowing source of eye candy at night.

THE GAME STAGE POWERED BY XBOX ONE Between explosive sets on the Bonnaroo main stage, don’t miss the explosions on The Game Stage powered by Xbox One. It’s your chance to battle giant mechanical Titans, race the fastest cars in the world, hunt zombies or just dance. Xbox One has the best exclusive games and entertainment experiences you won’t find anywhere else.

Plus, send questions to your favorite Bonnaroo artists via Skype video messaging and even watch the shows on the Xbox Live Bonnaroo stream. The Game Stage powered by Xbox One. More fun. All in One. And it’s on now.

THE GARAGE BY FORD

Escape to the ultimate Bonnaroo destination at The Garage by Ford. While you’re here, catch performances by up and coming Bonnaroo artists in an intimate setting, take

advantage of the AC and charging stations, screen-print your own unique T-shirt, plus much, much more. There’s fun around every corner at this experience and it’s all brought to you by Ford and the 2014 Escape! Learn more about the 2014 Escape at ford.com/escape.

your festival style all summer long and follow @GarnierUSA for the latest product news and tips. Staying in the camp­ grounds? Pick up your complimentary Garnier Fructis shampoo & conditioner samples before you hit the showers. Stay cool. Look fresh. All thanks to Garnier Fructis!

THE BONNAROO SALON

GENERAL STORES

HOSTED BY GARNIER FRUCTIS Continuing a tradition for 8 years, our friends at Garnier Fructis will help give you The Strength to Shine @Bonnaroo with free hair washing, festival braids and hair styling, samples, giveaways and more! Embrace

Forget something? Drop by one of the Bonnaroo General Stores to stock up on everything you need for a successful stay on the farm. The General Store in the camp­ grounds is open 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 a.m. for all of your festival needs. The General Store in Centeroo is open from 10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

KIDZ JAM Kidz Jam inspires a love of music, culture and creativity, while providing a safe haven for children. There are performances, interactive games, sports and challenges, and oodles of recycling art projects. Relax and play music throughout the day with instruments provided for the children. Kids wanna jam, too! Fresh water, sunblock, earplugs and safety tips are offered free of charge to help ensure that the little ones have a great festival experience. (Parents must attend Kidz Jam with their children.)

NEW MUSIC ON TAP LOUNGE BREWED BY MILLER LITE We’re putting the band back together. Grab your crew and come hang out with some fresh, original music and the original lite beer. It’s happening all day and night at the 45

New Music On Tap Lounge brewed by Miller Lite® (next to the fountain in Centeroo).

Check out the stage schedule for a complete listing of performances. Showtime means It’s Miller Time.

MEET THE BONNAROO PRODUCERS When: Saturday at 2 p.m.

Where: Bonnaroo Works Fund Tent, Centeroo Ask us anything! Meet and greet a panel of Bonnaroo Producers and get a good look behind the curtain of one of the greatest festivals on earth. Find out what makes our cuckoo clock tick. Ask what inspires us. Get a glance at what we’ve got planned for future Roos (spoiler alert?). Ask us what it takes to throw this wild party. And tell us what we can do to make Bonnaroo better.

This is your chance to let it all out, take it all in and meet the wizards who built this Bonnaroovian paradise. See you there!

FRESH TO IMPRESS BROUGHT TO YOU BY OLAY FRESH EFFECTS Calling all Bonna-babes! From sun-up to sun-down to sun-up again, join Olay Fresh Effects in select campground PODs and in the back of the Main Venue for a “refresh” experience whenever you need it. Enjoy the ultimate Girls Only bathroom experience and put the “rest” into restroom with new stateof-the-art hybrid bathrooms, top of the line sanitizing stations, full-length mirrors, and festival-ready skincare products from Olay 46

Fresh Effects. Also be sure to visit our “Fresh to Impress” sampling stations, where Olay Fresh Effects product samples and vanity mirrors can help you revive your festival beauty look at any time of the day.

So you can keep it #FestivalFresh all weekend long — no beauty sleep required.

HAMAGEDDON & BACONLAND A pig of epic proportions, Henri is the fire-breathing harbinger of Hamageddon and rollicking good times. He’s got a mind and body like a steel trap, a penchant for grilled cheese with bacon, and (of course) he’s into metal.

At nearby BaconLand, indulge in a Bacon Flight with quality selections from around the country or enjoy Allan Benton’s Hickory-Smoked Tennessee Bacon on a BLT, grilled cheese or egg sandwich. We are partnering with PayPal, to give you $10 off when you pay with PayPal.

#READY2ROO UPGRADE LOUNGE

BY TEVA Make the #Ready2Roo Upgrade Lounge by Teva your ultimate Bonnaroo destination!

Visit the #Ready2Roo lounge in your Teva Original Sandals, and you’ll be on the inside track for campsite upgrades, unforgettable experiences, Roo survival kits and more swag than you’ll know what to do with!

Step 1: Wear your Teva Originals Step 2: Get spotted by the Teva Roo Croo Step 3: Go to the #Ready2Roo Upgrade Lounge Step 4: Get upgraded!

KALLIOPE STAGE / WORLD CUP We are happy to announce a new stage on The Farm this year called Kalliope Stage!

Be sure to swing by during the day to watch World Cup games and NHL Finals, but once the sun sets, be ready to rage into the wee hours of the night! With 70,000 watts of bassful bliss and an unforgettable light show filled with cryogenics, lasers and serial beams, this stage is yours for the taking. Accompanying Kalliope on her quest to impress will be “Big Red”, an art-deco car with a cozy bed in the back, cruising around site through all hours of the day and night, adding a unique mobile component to the Bonnaroo experience.

COSTUME PARTIES FRIDAY THE 13TH Count your unlucky stars because for the 13th annual Bonnaroo Festival we will be celebrating Friday the 13th under a full

moon! To play into the supernatural wonders of this spooky scenario, we ask that everyone raid their costume closets and come dressed to kill for an evening filled with horror and mystery. So channel your inner gremlins and get out your weird wear because we will be scouting for the best of the best to bestow tickets for Bonnaroo 2015, as well as other terrifyingly awesome prizes. Have no fear, if costuming ain’t your thing, you can still play along. Stop by the Christmas Barn at night for a Friday the 13th party, or chill out in The Cinema Tent for a screening of the original Friday The 13th film from 1980.

ROBE RAGE On Saturday night, get your robe on for a special party amongst the twinkling ruckus that is Snake & Jake’s Christmas Club Barn where we will be joined by a surprise musical guest. We are affectionately calling this party The Robe Rage, and only people dressed in robes will be allowed to enter, first come first serve. So make Hugh proud...if you dare.

RED BULL MUSIC ACADEMY BASS CAMP & STAGE Red Bull Music Academy and Bonnaroo have teamed up to create a special village on site with permanent recording studios and living spaces called the RBMA BASS CAMP. By day, 20 hand-selected musicians from around the country have been invited here to collaborate and create new music throughout the weekend in these fully stocked, custom-built studios. They will 47

learn from inter­nationally recognized artists who will give talks about their approach, inspirations, and experiences.

By night, you can hear them yourself in Centeroo when the Sonic Stage transforms into the RBMA Stage, where they will be performing alongside some very special guests. The Red Bull Music Academy is a world-traveling series of music workshops and festivals, held in a different city globally each year. You can tune in to the best lectures and interviews at www.rbmaradio.com/bonnaroo.

SONIC VILLAGE AND SONIC STAGE

THE SILENT DISCO

SILENT AUCTION FOR THE BONNAROO WORKS FUND

See you at the world’s freshest wireless dance party and one of Bonnaroo’s most popular attractions! Stop by The Silent Disco and slip into a pair of headphones to join the fun. Live DJs spin late into the warm Bonnaroo nights, and the headphones keep it quiet for the tired and the volume turned up for all you night owls. The Silent Disco is a unique Bonnaroo experience, so make sure to join us and bust a move to the hottest dance beats broadcast directly into your ears.

SPLASH-A-ROO Old-fashioned family fun meets unnecessary competition at Splash-A-Roo. Take a slippery ride on the 35-foot tropical slide or play it safe on the practice slides and in the kiddie pool. Looking for a big thrill? Pay a small fee for your screams on the 40-foot Big Ass Water Slide located next to Splash-A-Roo. Resist the urge to stay dry and bring a waterproof camera.

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Nestled in the heart of Centeroo, the Sonic Village is home to the Sonic Stage, which features unforgettable performances throughout the weekend. Check the Sonic Stage schedule on the festival map for times when you can get a chance to see some of your favorite artists in an intimate setting!

Our record store is back, so check out the artist signings where you can meet your musical heroes!

The Bonnaroo Works Fund tent will feature a Silent Auction with a diverse offering of artist-signed memorabilia, guitars, Bonnaroo merchandise, stunning photographs and much more. All funds benefit the Bonnaroo Works Fund charities.

Bonnaroo Works Fund is the charitable division of Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival. BWF supports national and local organizations that advance arts, education and environmental causes—with a focus on local reinvestment in the areas where we work, live and play. The Bonnaroo Works Fund has provided nearly $5 million to over 100 deserving causes.

AUCTION PREVIEW:

Thursday: 12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Stop by and check it out!

BIDDING TIMES:

Friday and Saturday: 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Sunday: 11:00 a.m.– 1:00 p.m.

Stop by and place bids and support the Bonnaroo Works Fund!

BIDDING CLOSES: Sunday: 1:00 p.m.

Winning bidders must pick up and pay for their items between 1:00 – 6:00 p.m. on Sunday (we take credit cards). You don’t need to be present when bidding closes to win, you just need to have the highest bid written on the bid sheet. Keep in mind that every year, there are last-minute bidding wars for a few of the hottest items, so it may be worth stopping by a little before 1:00 p.m. to ensure you win.

FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN BE PART OF THE BONNAROO WORKS FUND. www.bonnarooworksfund.org

W IN A GUITAR SIGNED BY 2014 BONNAROO ARTISTS Look for 2 guitars on display in Centeroo that will be collecting new signatures of performing artists each day. You can make a small donation to the Bonnaroo Works Fund and have a chance to take the guitar home with you.

, SNAKE & JAKE S CHRISTMAS CLUB BARN The Snake & Jake’s Christmas Club Barn is back to celebrate Christmas in June! A tribute to the legendary New Orleans watering hole, this one-of-a-kind establishment will feature lights, reindeer and at least one creepy Santa. Inside, the crew from Roberta’s in Bushwick Brooklyn will be bringing their legendary entertainment courtesy of Tiki Disco (featuring Andy Pry, Lloydski and Eli Escobar) and Full Service Party (featuring Jack Inslee, Wreck Tech, Poolboy92, Nire, Nani Castle, Jerry Jones, Spliffington, MR.AOK, Knifeshow & surprise guests). Check the schedule for other special performances from Gypsyphonic Disko, the High & Mighty Brass Band and wacky themed parties!

PLANET ROO LEARN! RELAX! ENJOY! Planet Roo is the place to be to heighten your global consciousness with yoga, meditation, amazing interviews and intimate performances from musicians. In this area, you can find a variety of nonprofit organiza­ tions, a coffee shop, yoga classes, art and theater classes at The Academy, the Bonnaroo Learning Garden, the Solar Stage and great meals at The Planet Roo Café.

(Reserve your spot for a locally sourced dinner served at the café on Friday!)

There are a number of exciting new nonprofits in the area as well as mainstays, like HeadCount who

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has been at Bonnaroo since 2004, so don’t forget to stop by their booth in Planet Roo to register vote, volunteer for live music events and meet the Head­Count crew. You can see a Shelterbox tent, meet the fine folks of the Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center or Community Food Advocates and MANY MORE! You can also do your part by bringing your old, unwanted cell phones (in ANY condition) to Bonnaroo and recycling them at the Rock the Earth booth! For each cell phone you bring to be recycled, you receive an entry to win a pair of tickets to Bonnaroo 2015 OR the opportunity to view the act of your choice from the side stage or pit at Bonnaroo 2014 (Saturday or Sunday acts only). The more cell phones you bring, the more chances you get to win!

Enjoy free samples of Ben & Jerry’s newest Fairtrade and non-GMO ice cream including Bonnaroo Coffee Caramel Buzz and while you’re at it, help them in supporting mandatory GMO labeling by sharing your picture from their photo booth.

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THE CLEAN VIBES TRADING POST RECYCLE & WIN TWO TICKETS TO BONNAROO 2015!

This year welcomes back the Clean Vibes Trading Post, a nonprofit project that wants to reward YOU for your green behavior. Help recycle as much as possible at Bonnaroo by trading in your cans, cups and bottles for cool prizes! The recyclables earn you point vouchers and the more you collect, the more valuable items you can “purchase.”

In addition to encouraging and rewarding recycling, the Clean Vibes Trading Post has always aimed to help reduce cigarette-butt litter on site. Stop by the Trading Post and pick up a small bag, fill it with cigarette butts, and turn it in for points just like the cans and bottles. Did you know the Clean Vibes Trading Post can now RECYCLE those butts? When you pick up your bags, don’t forget to ask a Trading Post staff member about how we recycle the most commonly littered item in America.

Turn in your bags of recycling or cigarette butts at the Clean Vibes Trading Post or any Campground Pod and receive point vouchers.

Stop by the Clean Vibes Trading Post in Planet Roo and exchange the vouchers for your choice of a variety of awesome prizes– from earth-friendly health and beauty products, camping gear and organic clothing to autographed band merchandise and food vendor vouchers. The person who trades in the most recycling throughout the weekend will receive two tickets to next year’s event!

The Clean Vibes Trading Post is the nonprofit arm of Clean Vibes, a company dedicated to the responsible waste and recycling manage­ment of outdoor festivals and events. Clean Vibes has been a part of all of the previous Bonnaroo festivals, handling the trash and recycling management for each event. Over the past 12 years, Clean Vibes has diverted more than four million pounds of recyclable and compostable material produced at the festival from the landfill.

THE ACADEMY The Academy in Planet Roo offers a full day of interactive arts experiences with work­shops in art, theater, percussion, break dancing, instrument building and gardening. Check The Academy schedule for times or stop by the tent to see what is offered each day.

BONNAROO LEARNING CENTER Located in Planet Roo outside the post office, you can participate in workshops and learn how to grow your own garden in the Bonnaroo Learning Garden. There are volunteers on hand throughout the weekend to answer all of your gardening questions: learn the do’s and don’ts of wild foraging, how to compost, how to garden in small places, how to create a culinary herb garden, how to plant your own shiitake mushroom logs and much more!

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POSITIVITY PARK! MEET THE CARBON SHREDDERS, GREEN AMBASSADORS AND THE BONNAROO CENSUS! As you explore Planet Roo, stop in Positivity Park! Here you can fill out the Bonnaroo Census, learn ways to reduce your carbon footprint and meet the Planet Roo Ambassadors! Our good friends from the Southern Energy Network will be hosting a postcard campaign supporting renewable energy action, where just by filling out a card, you will be entered to win a year’s supply of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream! Be sure to take advantage of Positivity Park! and learn about all that Bonnaroo has to offer on the sustainability front! The Carbon Shredders will be at it again as well, partner­ing with We Are Neutral this year to feature simple changes you can make in your everyday life to reduce your carbon footprint. Stop by and tell us how you traveled to Bonnaroo and share with us the small sustainable changes you are making in your own life.

SOLAR STAGE IN PLANET ROO Bonnaroo’s solar-powered stage brings you an eclectic schedule of music, dance, environ­ mental speakers, interactive entertainment, yoga and other wellness practices. For the eighth year, Rock the Earth features a series of artist interviews, musical performances and panel discussions that focus on social change through music. Be sure to check the program for the Solar Stage schedule and start planning your visit to Planet Roo. 52

THE POST OFFICE If you buy something from one of the many on-site vendors and don’t know how to get it home, stop by the Post Office in Planet Roo. They have boxes and envelopes, packing materials, stamps, special Bonnaroo postcards and the official Bonnaroo postmark!

100 PERCENT WASTE-FREE PLANET ROO CAFE Sit down, relax and enjoy a meal prepared

by Crescent Foods in the Planet Roo Café.

Showcasing the ideals that prevail in Planet Roo, the 100% waste-free café features an array of healthy choices made with local and organic foods.

The Planet Roo Café is offering dinner on Friday at 6:30 and 7:45 p.m. Dinner is $25 and is a waste-free, organic four course meal with dessert. For details and reservations visit: http://www.crescentfoodscatering.com/ #!planetroo-dinner/c1lmt.

Reservations are required. You can reserve ahead of time or stop by when you arrive to check out the menu and make your reservation.

REFILL REVOLUTION! Help reduce our consumption of plastics by refilling your water bottles. In addition to our usual free high-quality well water (similar to tap), we have free filtered drinking water stations where you can fill up your water bottle throughout the festival. Become part of the solution to reduce waste (specifically, plastic pollution), fill up your own bottle and join the Refill Revolution! We are partnering

with Steely’s Drinkware and the Plastic Pollution Coalition to bring you affordable high-quality water bottles and beer cups.

There are very limited quantities of each of the water bottles and beer cups, so get ’em quick before they are gone!

WATER BOTTLES: We have created a limited edition Bonnaroo Steely’s food-grade stainless-steel water bottle that you can pick up at all concession stands and participating vendors for only $5. Your bottle can then can be filled and refilled an infinite number of times at any of the water refill mushrooms on site; in fact, all of the water at Bonnaroo is drinkable. It comes directly from our wells so there is no trucking in of water, which makes the program even more sustainable! Participating vendors will also accept the bottles to fill with beverages they are selling. Stay hydrated in style and reduce your waste in a big way this year with these fabulous water bottles!

BEER CUPS: Buy your Refill Revolution, Steely’s food­ grade stainless-steel beer cup at beer stands, but buy it quickly! Between the limited quantities and the amazing deal, this cup will be gone FAST! The reusable cups will be sold anywhere draft beer is sold (except the Broo’ers Festival) for $15. What do you get for $15, you might be asking? An amazing cup, a handy-dandy set-up to attach this to your bag or belt loop and it will come full of refreshing, cold beer. As if that wasn’t awe­some enough, you also get $1 OFF ALL subsequent beer purchases (except in the Broo’ers Festival) made with the Refill Revolution cup.

WORK IT OUT You can’t radiate positivity without energy.

Energy comes from friends, tunes and fresh food, but also from being physically fit. We want to make your body move at Bonnaroo. That’s why this year our active lifestyle program is bigger and better than ever before.

ROO RUN On your mark, get set, sweat! The official Bonnaroo 5k is back for the second year in a row. Race with friends across a course that twists through the pods and camp­ grounds, or just hang on the sidelines and cheer. The Roo Run is a great way to greet the day and kickstart your body for a long weekend. The event starts at 9 a.m. sharp on Saturday. Only registered racers can run, but all are invited to get wild on the sidelines. Stop by the Roo Run booth near the Cuckoo Clock on Friday for details.

YOGA ROO Have your own private yoga sesh any time, anywhere on The Farm. We encourage it.

But we’ve brought in the pros to blast the Bonnaroo yoga program into high gear. Sun up to sundown, an eclectic mix of classes will be taking place at designated yoga zones across the festival grounds. Leave your mat at home (don’t pass on our grass).

Check the Activites page on the Bonnaroo website under Work It Out or the printed Bonnaroo program for class times.

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GENERAL INFO ENTRY POLICY The Neighborhood

Although Bonnaroo is a little magical kingdom, the real-world town of Manchester, Tennessee surrounds us. With your help, we want to make sure we’re considerate of our neighbors to ensure we’re welcomed back. When you’re outside the festival grounds, remember that you are out there. Show some Bonnaroo love.

Wristbands

We use an ultra-high security wristband system called RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) that equips each wristband with its own uniquely coded chip. Wristbands must be worn at all times. Your wristband will be scanned each time you enter/exit Centeroo, The Arch, the Woodlands entrance to What Stage and when you enter/exit the campgrounds at the tollbooths.

Do not tamper with your wristband in any way. Do not cut it, burn it, stretch it, fold, spindle or mutilate it. Altered wristbands will be invalid and any person in possession of an altered wristband will be charged a replacement fee or may be ejected from the festival site.

If you have any questions or problems with your wristband (even if it itches) visit

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one of the three Wristband Customer Service stations located at the Centeroo entrance, The Arch and the Woodlands entrance to What Stage.

RE-ENTRY POLICY

Day parkers may enter and leave only through the West Tollbooth. Note, inbound traffic may be very heavy on Thursday and Friday – it may take a little longer for day parkers to enter on those days. No cars can be left overnight.

In + Out Of Campgrounds In A Vehicle

Emergency Vehicle Access

We hope you won’t need to leave our little utopia during the festival, but if you do, please wait until traffic subsides. Always use caution and be aware of your surroundings, especially at night – pedestrians and camping gear may be in close proximity.

Exiting is only allowed through the East or West Tollbooths. Everyone inside the exiting vehicle must have their wristband scanned out by Bonnaroo staff and scanned back in when they return. If you exit through any other location, or fail to have your wristband scanned in or out, then you and your vehicle will not be allowed to re-enter the festival.

In + Out Of Campgrounds On Foot

You may leave and re-enter the festival grounds on foot at any time and as often as you like, but only through the East and West Tollbooths. You must have your wristband scanned out by Bonnaroo staff and scanned back in when you return. If you do not have your wristband scanned out, you will not be allowed to re-enter the site.

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Day Parking

Our roads may not look like city streets, but for emergency and maintenance vehicles, they are efficient – as long as they stay clear. Please do not walk in the middle of the road. Walk in the wide shoulders to let official vehicles through.

CAMPING AND CAMPGROUNDS Camping

The campgrounds are conveniently divided into sections by streets (East-West) and avenues (North-South). Each General Admission Campground section is strategic­ ally named on the official Bonnaroo Site Map so you can find your way home, and tell people where to find you. The campgrounds will close at 3 p.m. on Monday, June 16.

As a safety measure, there will be no open fires allowed inside the festival grounds. (This specifically includes the campgrounds.) Please exercise extraordinary caution with matches, disposal of cigarette butts and any other type of open flame.

Family Camping

We ask that all campers in this area respect the family atmosphere by acting in a child-friendly manner and by keeping noise levels to a minimum after dark.

Access into the Family Camping area will not be controlled, but there will be security personnel located near POD 7 if you should have any issues that require assistance.

Patrons With Disabilities: Accessible Camping & Parking

POD 2 – Ceremonies

Bonnaroo invites you to celebrate with your loved ones in our nexus of ceremony.

Whether it’s your engagement, wedding, birthday or bar mitzvah, we will have our POD Ambassadors on site to assist with your monumental occasion. In the spirit of radiating positivity we’d love to commemorate these moments with you and can’t wait for you to experience this location and make it your own.

The Accessible Camping and Accessible Day Parking areas are reserved for patrons with mobility disabilities. A state-issued accessible parking license plate, placard or hangtag is required to use these areas. The Accessible Camping and Accessible Day Parking areas are close to the Centeroo entrance. Accessible showers are available (for a fee) at POD 4.

POD 6 – Fun + Challenging Games

Campground PODs

Bigger and better! Coffeehouse 2014 comes to you with a plethora of arts and culture. Featuring a variety of interactive workshops — including tarot card readings, coffee tastings, drum circles, record and book swaps, kids arts and crafts, and a community potluck. Full schedule will be posted at POD 7. Be sure to swing by.

Throughout the campgrounds, you will find a series of PODS, or community service centers, set up as a resource for you. At each POD location, you’ll find an Info Booth (staffed by an all-knowing ‘Roo Ambassador), a message board and medical safety staff who are available to assist you all weekend long. PODS are also equipped with mist tents, wash stations and toilets. Locate them on your festival map, or look for the illuminated balloons overhead.

This is where the big kids come out to play!

Let the competition ensue as you take on your friends and the opportunity to gain some energy for the nights’ proceedings but more important, walk away with all the bragging rights. Now, the real question is: Are you up for the challenge?

POD 7 – The Grind

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TIPS FROM THE BONNAROO TIP # 1

KEEPYOURSELF (ANDYOURSTUFF)

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T ​​​ he Bonnaroo vibe is a beautiful thing, but remember that you are in the middle of a city of 80,000 people, so...

• Lock your valuables in your car or in a Bonnaroo Storage Locker. A tent fly isn’t exactly a locked door.

• Be aware of your surroundings.

Know where you’re going and who’s around you.

• Practice a “neighborhood watch.”

If you see something, say something.

(Where have we heard that before?)

Look for a member of Bonnaroo’s safety team and clue them in.

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LEAVE NO FRIEND

How do we get by? With a little help from our friends, of course! If one of your crew is out of it, is heading for trouble or is vulnerable for any other reason, you have

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friendship duties to fulfill. Stay close and see them through it. Or if needed, get help. (Remember, our policy is “no questions asked” – anything you tell our medical or safety team is confidential.) Be there for TIP # them like you’d want 3 them to be there for you.

STAY

HYDRATED

You’ve heard this before, and you’re gonna hear it again right now: Drink water (and other non-alcoholic beverages).

When should you drink them? Drink before you’re thirsty. Dehydration is the number-one cause of unhappiness at Bonnaroo. Water makes your brain and body work, and you need them both to enjoy Bonnaroo. (Not a water drinker? Then tank up with sports drinks, iced tea or anything else without alcohol. Also, foods like apples, watermelon, pineapple and cucumber are like tasty mini water bottles.) Let us pee completely clear about this…

DEPT. OF HEALTH Easy way to tell if you’re properly hydrated: Your pee should be clear and odorless. If it’s stinky and yellow, then “urine trouble.”

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Medical and safety locations at Bonnaroo are safe havens— meaning, you can’t get in trouble for anything you say to medical or safety staff at Bonnaroo. That’s the deal. So if a friend needs help, please stick around and help fill in the blanks.

No one will hassle you. And if you think you might need assistance, don’t worry, speak up.

Whatever you tell us is confidential— Bonnaroo staff are here for you and no one else.

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IT'SHOT

Tennessee swelters in the summertime. Even when the sun hides, there’s a good chance you’ll feel like a Moon Pie dipped in hot chocolate sauce. Protect yourself. Pack a hat, breathable clothing and plenty of water. And don’t forget to apply sunscreen early (before you roll out of your tent) and often. Otherwise, risk surrendering your Day 4 to the dogs.

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There’s one easy way to wreck your weekend (and your friends’): drugs and alcohol.

Drugs raise your body temperature (sometimes fatally) and drain H2O from your cells, while alcohol dehydrates you. Under the brutal June sun, your body and mind can fry way too easily. And the dangers of combining substances are only multiplied in this environment.

AVOID A

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Showers are not free, but they come with complimentary Garnier Fructis shampoo, conditioner and styling products! Showers cost $7 during peak hours (daily between 6 a.m. – 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. – 10 p.m.), and $5 during off-peak hours (daily from 2 p.m.

– 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. – 2 a.m.).

Bathrooms

Bathrooms (accompanied by stand-alone hand-washing stations) are strategically located at each POD, and throughout the campgrounds to meet all your urgent needs.

They are cleaned frequently, but they are also used frequently, so please do your part to make the porta-potty experience as clean and enjoyable as possible.

Hand Washing + Water Stations

Hand-washing stations are located at each POD, in Centeroo and the Main Venue, so you can brush those teeth, wet that face, and cleanse that soul. The water at these stations is 100% drinkable, so feel free to fill up your water bottles. Remember, this is not your bathtub — there are showers for bathing.

Showers Hosted By Garnier Fructis

Showers can be found at most POD locations, indicated on your festival map. Showers are operated and cleaned by our very own shower fairies during hours of operation: Wednesday from 9 p.m. – 12 a.m. at POD 1 + 3 (only!). And at all PODS from 6 a.m. – 2 a.m. on Thursday – Sunday, and 6 a.m. – 11 a.m. on Monday.

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Bonnaroo Golf Cart Service

For a fee, we offer a golf cart taxi service to help you get around the campgrounds.

Designated routes are indicated on your festival map, and the taxis are clearly marked so be on the lookout — flag one down to catch a ride!

SAFETY INFORMATION Safety Staff

If you have a security issue, or if you see someone who is sick, upset, scared or clearly having a bad experience, then find a medical tent or festival staff member. Each POD has a staffed security station open 24 hours. And you can find our safety staff roaming throughout the festival grounds (on foot and on horseback) over the course of the weekend.

In case of an incident, please do not be scared to provide all the information you can—our “no questions asked” policy means neither you, nor your friend will get in trouble when you seek help. Our number one priority is the well-being of all Bonnaroovians.

Medical Tents

Medical Tents are located at every POD. (Look for the balloons overhead.) There is one in the Main Venue (near The Arch), and two in Centeroo (one between This Tent and the Cinema Tent, and the other by the Ferris Wheel). All medical tents area staffed with licensed professionals who are here to assist you.

Things happen—bee stings, armwrestling injuries, faces rocked off while dancing. In an emergency, if you’re not near a medical tent, find a staff person with a radio or notify the nearest security personnel. Tip: If you’re not sure whether it’s an emergency, assume it is and get help right away.

Food Safety

Please don’t buy from unlicensed vendors.

We work hard to ensure all official food and drink is deliciously safe. We cannot guarantee quality if you buy something from an unlicensed vendor.

Keep yourself safe.

CENTEROO & MAIN VENUE Hours Of Operation

Centeroo is the heart of the festival. It opens at noon on Thursday, June 12th, and will stay open nonstop, just like Las Vegas, until 10 p.m. on Sunday, June 15th.

Adjacent to Centeroo is the Main Venue, where the What Stage is located. The Main Venue opens at 1 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and closes after the headliner ends.

When you enter these areas, you’ll be searched and you must show your allpowerful wristband. You do not need to purchase a ticket for the various activities throughout Centeroo, with the exception of the Ferris Wheel.

What Is Not Allowed Inside Centeroo + Main Venue

No cans or glass bottles of any kind.

No alcohol, video recording devices, professional photography equipment or cameras with detachable lenses longer than 2 inches (point-and-shoot cameras without additional lenses are OK), laser pens or focused-light devices, lawn chairs, or anything that might impair the sight of

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other spectators (like flags, umbrellas or shade structures). We reserve the right to add items to this list if necessary.

All patrons are subject to a search by Bonnaroo security personnel upon entry into Centeroo and the Main Venue. Please be advised that the security companies, facility, promoters and performers will not be responsible for any items that are confiscated during search procedures.

Barricade Arrangements At The What And Which Stage

Following the model of most European festivals, we have implemented a double barricade system in the very front of the What Stage and the Which Stage. This system allows more fans access to the up-front experience over the course of the weekend.

As shown in the diagram, the entrances to the pit areas are located at the front of the stage on each side. A queue will be created on both sides along the venue walls. Each pit will be cleared after each performance, allowing a new group of fans to enter the area. You are not allowed to remain in the area to wait for the next concert.

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If you want to be in a pit for any of the performances at the What or Which Stage, please be sure to get in line well before the performance is scheduled to begin. And keep in mind, you must follow the instructions of all security personnel, who work actively to ensure that you and everyone around you enjoy a great concert experience.

General Store

There are 3 General Stores located on the festival grounds — one in the campgrounds near the Clock Tower, a second in the campgrounds across from The Arch and the third in Centeroo across from the Broo’ers Village Festival. General Stores are open from 9 a.m. – 3 a.m. during the festival (closing earlier on Sunday night) and offer personal hygiene items, batteries, disposable cameras, ice, beer, water, soda, food — you get the picture.

Locker Rentals

For a fee, lockers are available to stash your stuff in during the festival. With a new location this year (we heard, we implemented!) find lockers inside The Arch, as well as outside The Arch (same as last year).

Info Booths

Post Office

Lost + Found

CLEAN VIBES HELP KEEP THE SCENE CLEAN

There are two main Info Booths on the festival grounds – one inside the Main Venue, and the other next to the Christmas Barn inside Centeroo. Satellite Info Booths are also located at each POD. Info Booths stay open 24 hours, and close at 11 p.m. on Sunday, June 15.

Lost + Found is located in the campgrounds at POD 4. If you lose something, or someone, check there first. If it (or they) are not there the first time, check again later. And if you find something that needs to be returned to its owner, make sure to drop it off at POD 4.

Telephones + Service

There is a cell phone tower on the property, but with so many Bonnaroovians texting and sending photos to jealous friends back home, service can be inconsistent. Emergency phones are available at the Info Booth in Centeroo.

ATMs

If you need cash, ATMs can be found in Centeroo, at both General Stores, and at POD 1, 3, 6 and 7. All locations are clearly marked on your festival map.

If you want to buy something from one of the many vendors on site but are unsure how to get it home, this is the stop for you. The Post Office, located in Planet Roo will have boxes, envelopes, packing materials and stamps, as well as special Bonnaroo post­ cards and the official Bonnaroo Postmark!

With great fun comes great responsibility.

Please help Clean Vibes, our heroic trash and recycling crew, by keeping your site and the concert areas clean. Recycle, compost, and pick up after yourself.

What Goes Where

RECYCLING – Place in recycling collection

bins throughout the site and in blue bags at your campsite. All plastic containers, aluminum and tin cans, glass, clean mixed paper, drink cartons, plastic packaging and grocery bags can be recycled this year.

COMPOST – Place all food waste and other compostables in compost collection bins throughout site or in clear bags at your campsite. (Do not contaminate with trash.)

All plates, cups, forks and other food service items sold by festival vendors are compostable.

CIGARETTE BUTTS – Place in butt bins

located throughout Centeroo for recycling

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IMPORTANT HOSPITAL Medical Center of Manchester: (931) 728-6354 POLICE Coffee County Sheriff’s Department: (931) 728-3591 Manchester Police Department: (931) 728-2099

NUMBERS CRISIS HOTLINE (800) 681-7444 ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE/ TOW TRUCKS/LOCKSMITH Hullett’s Service Center: (931) 728-0158 RV WATER PUMPING United Site Services: 1-800-Toilets (864-5387) 64

or collect and turn them in at the Clean Vibes Trading Post for prizes.

LANDFILL – If it can’t be recycled or

composted, place it in the landfill collection bins throughout the site or in a clear bag at your campsite. Styrofoam, chip bags, ice cream and candy wrappers should go in this bin. When the music stops, please clean up your campsite. (Get extra bags at your POD.) Pick up bottle caps and any other debris. Tie up your bags and leave them at the edge of the road. We’ll take it from there. Collect cans, cups, and bottles or cigarette butts using a bag from the Clean Vibes Trading Post in Planet Roo and trade them in for points to redeem for a variety of great prizes.

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Soberoo

Soberoo is a group of passionate, likeminded music fans who choose to remain drug and alcohol free at the festival.

The group holds meetings daily at noon, 4 p.m. and midnight (no midnight meeting on Sunday).

Look for the yellow balloons and get full details at the Soberoo Tent located across from That Tent in Centeroo.

Patrons With Disabilities

Stop by the Access Center located across from the Clock Tower near POD 4 for further information about the Access Program.

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