Bonnaroo 2026 Lineup Revealed: Key Acts and Festival Enhancements
Bonnaroo, the iconic music festival held in Manchester, Tennessee, is gearing up for its 2026 edition. Set to take place from June 11 to 14, the festival is preparing enhancements to its venue following challenges faced in 2025.
Bonnaroo 2026 Lineup Revealed
The first act for Bonnaroo 2026 was confirmed on December 1, while the complete lineup was unveiled the following day. Billboard advertisements indicated a star-studded lineup that includes:
- Skrillex
- The Strokes
- RÜFÜS DU SOL
- Noah Kahan
Additional notable performers include:
- GRiZ
- Turnstile
- Teddy Swims
- The Neighbourhood
- Role Model
- Kesha, who will curate the 2026 Superjam
- Weird Al Yankovic
Special Performances and Rumored Acts
Kesha’s Superjam is titled “KESHA PRESENTS: SUPERJÂM ESOTÉRICA: THE ALCHEMY OF POP,” promising an engaging experience. Other significant acts anticipated include Geese, Yungblud, and Amyl & The Sniffers. Folk rock group Mt. Joy confirmed their participation after the cancellation of their 2025 set.
New rumors have also surfaced regarding artists who had initially been slated to perform in 2025, with fans speculating that several may return for 2026. These artists include:
- Aly & AJ
- Arcade Fire
- Avril Lavigne
- Hozier
- Vampire Weekend
Improvements to The Farm
After the unexpected cancellation of Bonnaroo 2025 due to severe weather, significant upgrades to The Farm are planned. Changes include:
- Elimination of campsites in prone flooding areas
- Camping entry starting on Wednesday
- Stages programmed from Friday to Sunday only
Furthermore, Bonnaroo is enhancing its grounds with turf management projects. This includes seeding 135 acres of Bermuda grass and improving stormwater management systems. The road system will also see significant expansions.
2026 Ticket Information
Currently, tickets for Bonnaroo 2026 are not available for purchase. Interested fans can visit El-Balad for updates on ticket sales, lineup announcements, and further event details.
