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  For the tens of thousands who attend the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, however, the site is something sacred, a Mecca of sorts for music fanatics.  Along with the attendees themselves, over a hundred musicians, comedians, and other performers converge in the little town of Manchester, only twenty minutes north of Sewanee, for the annual festival.

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“Roo Clues”

Published: Sunday, February 7, 2010

Updated: Sunday, February 7, 2010 23:02


Driving west on I-24 towards Nashville, the site can easily be mistaken for just another farm.  For the tens of thousands who attend the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, however, the site is something sacred, a Mecca of sorts for music fanatics.  Along with the attendees themselves, over a hundred musicians, comedians, and other performers converge in the little town of Manchester, only twenty minutes north of Sewanee, for the annual festival.  Bonnaroo’s Exit 112, the interstate entrance that exists only once a year, will not appear for another four months, but attendees have been speculating about the 2010 lineup since only hours after leaving the 2009 festival.  Both Phish and Bruce Springsteen, the headliners for 2009, were all but confirmed the December before the festival.  This year proves to be a different story.  Bonnaroo co-producers Superfly Productions and AC Entertainment are being extremely tight-lipped about their picks for the lineup.  Even within the two companies, the majority of the staff has been kept in the dark. 

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