The 2023 Bonnaroo Lineup Is Here!

It's time to return to the farm, folks! The 2023 Bonnaroo lineup is here!

The popular music festival which takes place every year in Machester, Tennessee, released its lineup for 2023 on Tuesday. Bonnaroo will take place from June 15th through the 18th this summer.

Attendees can expect to see a range of artists, including some of music's biggest names as well as a crop of rising artists who will undoubtedly receive lots of exposure from playing the farm.

Keep reading to find out more about Bonnaroo's 2023 lineup!

Bonnaroo celebrated its 20th-anniversary last year; the festival began in 2002. Its first year brought in around 70,000 visitors to the farm, according to the festival's Britannica entry.

2022 also marked a triumphant return for Bonnaroo. Its 2021 showcase was canceled shortly before it was set to begin due to torrential rainfall. Bonnaroo did not take place in 2020, due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The official Twitter account for Bonnaroo unveiled its 'main' lineup this morning, also revealing that the lists for its SuperJam, Outeroo, and late-night shows would be coming soon.

According to Bonnaroo's official poster, farm attendees will be able to see bands and artists like Ezra Furman, Nashville's Diarrhea Planet, and Big Freeda on Thursday.

Portugal The Man, Sylvan Esso, Fleet Foxes, Vulfpeck and Baby Keem are among Friday's notable names.

Saturday brings Tyler Childers, Korn, My Morning Jacket, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, and Jenny Lewis to name a few, to the farm.

Fans have the chance to see Paramore, Mumford and Sons' Marcus Mumford, Franz Ferdinand, Peach Pit, Pixies, Girl In Red, and Paris Jackson on Sunday.

Bonnaroo's official website also displays the 2023 poster and also provides a space for attendees to provide their email addresses for updates.

According to Bonnaroo's tweet, visitors can anticipate tickets will go on sale for the early access on-sale on Thursday, January 12th, at 10am Central time.

Bonnaroo's 2023 lineup also includes some of the biggest names in music history; the festival is known for bringing some 'big names' to the farm including but not limited to Pearl Jam, the late Tom Petty and his Heartbreakers, Nick Cave, and Bruce Springsteen.

Friday brings Kendrick Lamar to the stage. His latest LP, "Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers" was released last spring.

Saturday is headlined by ODESZA, and also brings Lil Nas X to the farm. Fans will also have a chance to see Sheryl Crowe perform.

The final day of the festival will bring Foo Fighters to the stage. 2022 was a devastating year for the band; drummer Taylor Hawkins passed away in March. The band would later organize two tribute concerts in Hawkins' memory.

The official Twitter account for the Pixies tweeted a waving emoji on Bonnaroo's thread.

Fan reactions to Bonnaroo's 2023 lineup were mixed.

"Eh. some good one [sic] but mostly not impressed," a fan tweeted. "and still don't know how some of these headline over other artists who have headlined shows just last year," they pondered.

"meh okay now i'm cool with actually not going this year," a non-Bonnaroo 2023 attendee tweeted.

"Bonnaroo was once a great time," another fan tweeted.

"Oh. :\\ this is a bit sad," a Taylor Swift fan tweeted.

"y'all are just sprinkling korn in there and i'm freaking tf out wtf," an excited Korn fan tweeted.

"looks like I'm going to my first Bonnaroo," a first-timer tweeted!

"Big fan of the art direction in this branding tho," a fan wrote.

"this lineup is impeccable thank you," a content fan tweeted.

Fans can also sign up for early access to tickets via the Bonnaroo website. Happy 'roo!