Bonnaroo 2018 Lineup Revealed: Eminem, The Killers, Muse and More

Eminem, The Killers, and Muse will be part of the Bonnaroo Festival of Music and Arts 2018. The festival which will be held in Manchester, Tenn. From June 7th to 10th.

It will also feature the participation of artists and bands such as Future, Paramore, Sturgill Simpson, Alt-J, Bassnectar, Anderson, Paak, and Khalid. Bon Iver will receive an invoice for “two special and unique sets.”

Bonnaroo launched the official line-up for its 17th annual festival on Tuesday. The debut in this festival will be starred by some legendary bands. Including The Killers, Muse, and Future. While Eminem will return for his second presentation at the festival. He has a festival’s season this year. He will also play in Coachella and Governor’s Ball in New York. His latest album Revival was released in December of 2017.

Much more than just a festival

While the lineup usually makes headlines, this year there is also news that the festival has renegotiated the way it contributes financially to Tennessee’s Coffe County. Where this event takes place, according to Tullahoma News.

A small fun fact is that the city of Manchester and the county of Coffee have used their status as hosts of the Bonnaroo Festival to give the key to the community to some musicians of a high profile.

Most of the 2017 organizers spent at the negotiating table with county officials.
Previously, the Bonnaroo Festival paid the county $3 for each ticket sold along with a $ 30,000 fare. This generated an approximate amount of $ 250,000 per year. Bonnaroo organizers argued should be used to improve roads to “the farm” of Interstate 24. Where the event takes place.

This new agreement, which was proposed at the end of December, eliminates the fixed rate. It also allocates ticket funds for infrastructure projects throughout the Bonnaroo site. According to Tullahoma News. Tickets that have a value of $ 299.50 per general ticket, They go on sale on Friday, January 12 at 10:00 a.m.

Bad year for The Bonnaroo?

Attendance at this festival rebounded last year after a record low of ticket sales in 2016. Although $ 65,000 tickets were sold, 2017 was the third worst year for the festival since its inception, according to Tennessean.

With the bands and artists that are presented, there is no doubt that those tickets will fly without any!