Bonnaroo Festival Dates

Bonnaroo Festival Dates tracks the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival at Great Stage Park in Manchester, Tennessee, in the United States. The annual music event runs as a four-day, multi-stage gathering built around daytime and late-night performances, with the 2026 edition represented in the calendar by entries across the full Thursday-to-Sunday festival window. Event data is supplied via Ticketmaster, which helps keep the listing aligned with the published programme. Each calendar entry represents the festival as a whole rather than a single set, so the feed shows repeated day markers for the same Bonnaroo weekend alongside the Manchester venue. That structure reflects how major festival schedules are usually published: one listing for each day of the event, with the location fixed at Great Stage Park and the timing grouped around the main programme rather than individual artist set times. In practice, the calendar covers the rhythm of the festival season, including the build-up into the opening day, the main run of performances, and the final closing day in Tennessee. For readers following the broader live-events sector, Bonnaroo sits among the major U.S. summer festivals, where travel, accommodation, and lineup planning often revolve around the same small number of dates. Fans, crew members, journalists, and travel planners can use this smart calendar feed, free to subscribe, to place Bonnaroo’s schedule directly into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That makes the four-day run easier to track alongside work calendars, travel itineraries, and other music commitments without manual entry. Because the festival is tied to a fixed venue in Manchester, Tennessee, the calendar also helps anchor planning around the location rather than a shifting tour route. The calendar updates regularly so rescheduled announcements and cancellation changes appear automatically. That matters for a large outdoor festival where lineup adjustments, timing updates, and day-specific changes can affect planning well before the gates open.