Bonnaroo Music Festival 2025: Lineup, Set Times, Livestream & Weather Updates

Bonnaroo Music Festival 2025 opens its gates today in Manchester, Tennessee, turning the 700-acre Great Stage Park into a four-day playground for music lovers and campers alike. From June 12 through June 15, more than 150 acts will perform across 10+ stages, blending chart-topping headliners with beloved late-night sets, sunrise DJ marathons and the festival’s famously eclectic surprises. Headliners and daily highlights • Thursday (Opening Night): Country powerhouse Luke Combs tops the Infinity Stage after sunset, with dance-floor architect Dom Dolla primed for the first “After Hours” rave. • Friday: Hip-hop auteur Tyler, the Creator leads a genre-blurring bill that also features John Summit’s house anthems and Glass Animals’ alt-pop sing-alongs. • Saturday: Pop phenomenon Olivia Rodrigo makes her Bonnaroo debut, followed by pop-punk icon Avril Lavigne and a rare U.S. festival set from French electronic duo Justice. • Sunday: Irish soul-folk star Hozier closes the farm, supported by Vampire Weekend and Queens of the Stone Age for a guitar-heavy finale. Breakout buzz Beyond the marquee names, expect jam-centric marathons from King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard (three separate sets), surprise sunrise sessions on the Where in the Woods stage, and a Who Stage stacked with viral TikTok newcomers, including Alex Warren and Action Bronson’s late-night culinary rap extravaganza. How to watch Bonnaroo 2025 live from home Hulu holds exclusive livestream rights again this year. Subscribers can hop between two simultaneous channels that rotate among the Infinity, Which and This Tents, plus on-demand replays each morning. Coverage begins Thursday at 8:15 p.m. ET and runs until the final note early Monday. Last-minute tickets & camping Four-day General Admission passes remain on sale at Bonnaroo.com starting around $480, while VIP, Platinum and luxe “Outeroo” glamping packages climb to $26,000 for private air-conditioned domes. On-site parking lots opened June 10, and traffic on I-24 is heaviest 11 a.m.–6 p.m., so organizers recommend arriving either before dawn or after dark. Pro tips for first-timers • Beat the heat: Hydration stations are free—pack a collapsible water bottle. • Stay powered: Bring a small solar charger; outlets are scarce in GA. • Plan your pit stops: Centeroo’s new permanent restrooms cut wait times, but lines spike right after headlining sets. • Explore Planet Roo: Daily panels on climate action, mental health workshops and local nonprofit booths offer shaded breaks from the crowds. • Don’t skip the late nights: Some of Bonnaroo’s most legendary sets—think Skrillex ’23 or LSU Tiger Marching Band ’24—hit the stage between 2 a.m. and sunrise. Weather outlook & safety Forecasts call for mid-80s daytime highs and scattered afternoon showers typical of Middle Tennessee in June. Bring a light poncho and seal tech gear in gallon-size bags. Medical tents are stationed at every major stage, and the festival’s text-alert system (text “ROOALERT” to 38200) pushes real-time weather and safety updates. Green initiatives Bonnaroo continues its sustainability push with compostable food-vendor ware, free cigarette-butt recycling pouches and the “Refill Revolution” program: scan your wristband at refill points to track plastic bottles saved and unlock merch discounts. Why Bonnaroo 2025 matters With a lineup spanning country, hip-hop, EDM, indie rock and global fusion, Bonnaroo Music Festival 2025 underscores the genre-agnostic future of live events while leveraging livestream tech to reach millions worldwide. Whether you’re pitching a tent on The Farm or tuning in via Hulu, this weekend promises wall-to-wall music, 24-hour energy and the unmistakable communal spirit that defines “Radiate Positivity.”