NYS Music 2024

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  • Bonnaroo 2024 Lineup Announced Featuring Red Hot Chili Peppers, Post Malone, and More

    Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, the internationally acclaimed camping event, has shared the 2024 lineup taking place June 13-16 on the Bonnaroo Farm, located just 60 miles southeast of Nashville in Manchester, TN. Bonnaroo 2024 hosts a spectacular roster of top artists performing on more than ten unique stages over the four-day festival, with live music and much more through the night and into early morning with special sunrise sets.

    This year’s highlights include performances from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Post Malone, Fred again.., Pretty Lights, Megan Thee Stallion, Cage The Elephant, Maggie Rogers, Melanie Martinez, Khruangbin, Cigarettes After Sex, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Diplo, Carly Rae Jepsen, Fisher, Jon Batiste, Dominic Fike, Parcels, Idles, Joey Bada$$, Lizzy McAlpine, T-Pain, Interpol, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, Two Friends, Taking Back Sunday, Gary Clark Jr, TV Girl, Thundercat, Ashnikko, Brittany Howard, and more.

    The festival started back in 2002 highlighting the greats of the jam band scene including Widespread Panic, Trey Anastasio Band, String Cheese Incident, and Phil Lesh and Friends with Bob Weir. Now the festival is known for its wide-ranging bill bringing in people from all over to enjoy its ten unique stages and four days of great music.

    For the first time in Bonnaroo history, the What Stage (Bonnaroo’s main stage) will have a special Thursday night headline set, which will feature an incredible performance by Pretty Lights, who will also perform a second sunrise set on The Other Stage during the weekend. Bonnaroo is also excited to announce that Sunday night’s headline set will mark the only U.S. festival performance by Fred again.. in 2024.

    Bonnaroo 2024 will be further highlighted by a very special edition of the festival’s world-famous SuperJam. Set for Saturday, June 15 in That Tent, 2024’s all-star collaboration will be “Once More With Feeling(s) – The Dashboard Confessional Emo SuperJam,” with performances from special guests both announced and unannounced, making this session a must-see celebration of community, showmanship, and unmatched musical adventure. Additional lineup announcements – including plans for the magical “Where In The Woods” stage as well as Late Night showcase performances – will be unveiled soon.

    Bonnaroo has maintained a unique commitment to local and regional issues since the festival’s very beginnings. Founded in 2009 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Bonnaroo Works Fund (BWF) contributes to more than 100 local, regional, and national nonprofit partners benefiting the arts, education, environmental sustainability, and social impact, with a direct focus on local reinvestment and asset building. This week, Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival released its latest Economic Impact Study, revealing that the 2023 event contributed $339.8 million to the regional economy, including more than $5.1 million in tax revenue to the region.

    The presale begins Thursday, January 11 at 10 am (CT), and fans can sign up now for a presale passcode exclusively here. A public on-sale will follow if tickets remain. 2024 ticket options include 4-Day General Admission, 4-Day GA+, 4-Day VIP, 4-Day Platinum, along with a variety of camping and parking options starting at just $25 down with a payment plan.  

    Bonnaroo 2024 Complete Lineup

    THURSDAY, JUNE 13

    Pretty Lights (Headlining Main Stage)

    FISHER

    BigXthaPlug

    Disco Lines

    Durand Bernarr

    Eggy

    Geese

    Gwar

    The Heavy Heavy

    HoneyLuv

    it’s murph

    Matt Maltese

    Medium Build

    Michigander

    Militarie Gun

    Nation of Language

    Neal Francis’ Francis Comes Alive

    Ocie Elliott

    Oliver Heldens

    Róisín Murphy

    Say She She

    Sid Sriram

    FRIDAY, JUNE 14

    Post Malone

    Maggie Rogers

    Khruangbin

    Seven Lions

    Joe Russo’s Almost Dead

    Dominic Fike

    Lizzy McAlpine

    Interpol

    T-Pain

    Svdden Death

    TV Girl

    Gary Clark Jr.

    The Mars Volta

    Faye Webster

    Key Glock

    Thundercat

    Lovejoy

    ISOxo

    GROUPLOVE

    David Kushner

    The Japanese House

    Dr. Fresch

    49 Winchester

    MIKE.

    Larkin Poe

    Shy FX

    Bonny Light Horseman

    Baby Queen

    Mdou Moctar

    Jessica Audiffred

    Half Moon Run

    Hamdi

    LYNY

    SATURDAY, JUNE 15

    Red Hot Chili Peppers

    Cage The Elephant

    Melanie Martinez

    Cigarettes After Sex

    Diplo

    Jon Batiste

    Reneé Rapp

    Parcels

    IDLES

    Brittany Howard

    Sean Paul

    Knock2

    Ethel Cain

    Gregory Alan Isakov

    The Teskey Brothers

    BADBADNOTGOOD

    Teezo Touchdown

    Whyte Fang

    Bakar

    d4vd

    The Maine

    Josiah and the Bonnevilles

    Kasablanca

    NEIL FRANCES

    Tanner Usrey

    Ryan Beatty

    MIKE

    Trousdale

    Vandelux

    LOVRA

    Once More With Feeling(s) – The Dashboard Confessional Emo SuperJam

    SUNDAY, JUNE 16

    Fred again..

    Megan Thee Stallion

    Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

    Two Friends

    Carly Rae Jepsen

    Joey Bada$$

    Goth Babe

    Galantis

    Taking Back Sunday

    Ashnikko

    Four Tet

    Charles Wesley Godwin

    Milky Chance

    Chappell Roan

    Greensky Bluegrass

    The Garden

    Yves Tumor

    The Beaches

    Jake Wesley Rogers

    S.G. Goodman

    Libianca

    TSHA

    Irreversible Entanglements

    Armand Hammer

    veggi

  • Dead of Summer Music Festival Announces Lineup

    The fifth annual Dead of Summer Music Festival is coming to Hunter Park from July 12-14, nestled on 25 acres in the Green Mountains of Manchester, Vermont.

    Dead of Summer Music Festival

    Dead of Summer features three days of live music on two stages, with over 20 food and craft beer vendors. It is family/kid-friendly, with various activities including yoga, a kids set with Andy The Music Man, tie-dying, disc golf, and RV and tent camping opportunities. The event is rain or shine.

    The lineup includes a variety of well-known jam bands, including Pink Talking Fish performing the Grateful Dead’s album Terrapin Station and a fusion of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish. The Ensemble includes THE WOLFPACK string & brass quintet along with members of Twiddle, Remain In Light/Cool Cool Cool, and Dead Set.

    Special guests include Neighbor, Max Creek, Bearly Dead, Dead Man’s Waltz, Deadgrass, Bar Maids, Lizards: A Phish Tribute, Annie in The Water, Misty Blues Roadhouse Revival, Mystic Dead, Harvest & Rust: A Neil Young Tribute, Rev Tor’s KlusterFunk, Saints and Liars, Organ Fairchild, The Rejuvenators w/ Wanda Houston, Woody and Rebel Alliance, and The Morning Dudes.

    Gates open at 9 am on Friday, July 12. For more information about the Dead of Summer Music Festival and to purchase tickets, visit here.

  • Shinedown Closes Out 2023 With Thrilling Show At Foxwoods Resort

    Post-holiday depression was not in abundance on Friday, December 30, as Shinedown performed their last show of 2023 to a jam-packed, sold-out crowd at the Premier Theater at Foxwoods Resort in Mashantucket, Connecticut. This show differs from the rest of the band’s fall tour as they have mainly been in arenas but decided to have a one-off show in a smaller, more intimate venue to close out the 2023 calendar year.

    Shinedown consists of Barry Kerch on drums, Eric Bass on the bass guitar and piano, Zach Myers on guitar, and Brent Smith on lead vocals. Kerch and Smith are the only two members left from the founding lineup which released their debut record, Leave a Whisper in 2003. 

    As Outkast’s “B.O.B. (Bombs Over Baghdad)” blasted through the speakers, fans settled into their red cushioned chairs as the house lights dimmed. The relaxation didn’t last long as all four members ran out on stage, greeted the audience, and blasted into “Diamond Eyes (Boom-Lay Boom-Lay Boom)” off of 2008’s The Sound of Madness as the crowd jumped out of their seats with a thunderous cheer.

    From the first riff, fans were in for a treat as the show was not shaping out to be like any regular casino show. One thing that has enhanced Shinedown’s live performances is their use of pyrotechnics/explosives, and their stage setup which gives fans exactly what they want. Though on a smaller scale, Shinedown was able to wow the sold-out crowd and make their last show of the year an unforgettable one.

    Shinedown played a total of 17 songs that lasted just under two hours of post-grunge hard rock that made the band so popular. Throughout the show, in between commanding the crowd with an iron fist as all eyes watched Smith run around on stage, he also announced to the crowd that during their set, they were going to play a mix of “old school and new school.” The band pulled out songs from their entire discography from the debut aforementioned Leave a Whisper album to their newest release, 2022’s Planet Zero.

    Touring as a musician can be tough but Shinedown put in a lot of work on stage. For the entirety of the two hours that they played, they were constantly running around. The band’s presence on stage is inspiring. Each member of the band interacts with the crowd differently yet at the same time, they work together as one delivering and making sure the fans get their pennies worth. When all was said and done, it felt like the band ran a marathon after all the moving they did on stage. By the end of the show, the band was dripping in sweat just showing the dedication to their fans to make sure they went home happy.

    At multiple points in the show, the band got into a deep groove. At the end of “45,” Myers stood on the body of his red, white, and blue guitar and played with his feet as the song came to a close. At another point in the show, the band was headbanging in unison that would even make the most hardcore headbanger smile.

    At the end of their smash hit song, “Second Chance,” the band stopped the show to present a birthday cake and sing “Happy Birthday” for one of the members of their crew. The celebrations did stop there as during the show, the president of Foxwoods Casino came out announcing that from the meet and greets, they were able to raise $92,600 for the City of Hope charity. At the same time, the band was gifted plaques to commemorate all their songs to go No. 1 and reach the top five and 10 on the charts.

    On top of the band performing their classic songs, they were also able to squeeze a couple of cover songs into the setlist for the show. With Myers on lead vocals, the band, minus Smith performed “The Middle” by Jimmy Eat World as well as their bone-chilling rendition of “Simple Man,” by Lynyrd Skynyrd performed by just Smith and Myers. With the help of the crowd belting out the chorus, the theater rang loud of the classic Lynyrd Skynyrd tune.

    As fans left the Premier Theater back out to the casino floor, they left with eardrums ringing and faces melted from the sheer magnitude of Shinedown’s show. As 2023 creeps towards an end, fans already made their 2024 concert plans to catch Shinedown on their next tour after witnessing an arena-level show in a small yet intimate theater that made everyone in the last row feel like they were upfront.

    Setlist: Diamond Eyes (Boom-Lay Boom-Lay Boom), Dead Don’t Die, I’ll Follow You, State of My Head, Devil, Unity, 45, Enemies, Sound of Madness, A Symptom of Being Human, Planet Zero, Second Chance, The Middle, Daylight/Get Up, Simple Man, Monsters, Cut the Cord