Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival has announced its 2026 performance schedule, along with more ticket options and some new additions to this year’s festival, which will take place June 11-14 on the 700-acre Bonnaroo Farm in Manchester, Tennessee.

Bonnaroo 2026 will once again present a packed lineup of top artists performing around the clock across more than 10 unique stages over the four-day festival. Highlights include headline performances from Skrillex, The Strokes, RÜFÜS DU SOL and Noah Kahan, along with top-billed live sets from GRiZ, Teddy Swims, The Neighbourhood, Role Model, Kesha and many more. In addition, the 2026 SuperJam will feature Kesha leading an all-star session, ”Kesha Presents: Superjâm Esoteríca: the Alchemy of Pop.”

The festival is also now offering one-day GA, GA+, VIP and Platinum tickets as well as two-day GA tickets. A variety of tickets are on sale now, exclusively via bonnaroo.com. Bonnaroo has also unveiled a number of new additions this year including Camp Busyhead, a special community camp created in partnership with Noah Kahan’s The Busyhead Project, offering fans exclusive morning yoga sessions, a self-care package of fest essentials, tips and tricks from the team, and more. A portion from every Camp Busyhead pass will be donated to @thebusyheadproject to help end the stigma around mental health.

New additions to Bonnaroo’s After Hours lineup include Ganja White Night and an extra Sunrise Set from INZO on June 12. Centeroo shows slated for after midnight also include Turnstile, Major Lazer, Cloonee, Lil Jon, and The Dare (June 12), and “Weird Al” Yankovic’s Bigger & Weirder Late Night Roovue, Chase & Status, Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist, Gorgon City (Sunrise Set), Snow Strippers and Osees.

Late nights at Bonnaroo 2026 will also feature nightly parties in Outeroo, as well as all-night sets at the Where Stage, which is relocating for the first time to its new home directly in Centeroo. The Where Stage will see performances from Eazybaked, Lumasi, Mary Droppinz, Prob Cause and Richard Finger (June 12) and Big Gigantic, Clozee, Costa, Effin and Smoakland (June 13).

The much-beloved Bonnaroo bandanas will also be back this year, and 2026 will also see the long-awaited return of Bonnaroo Radio, providing exclusive programming like throwback Bonnaroo performances, interviews, traffic and weather updates, and more as fans arrive at the Farm and throughout the weekend.

The T.J. Martell Foundation will honor Martina and John McBride with the Billy Ray Hearn Award of Excellence during the annual Nashville’s Best Cellars Dinner. The award honors industry leaders who exemplify outstanding professional achievement, extraordinary philanthropic contributions and an unwavering commitment to Music’s Cure for Cancer.

The event is set for April 14 at The Bell Tower in Nashville. Proceeds from the event will benefit the T.J. Martell Foundation’s cancer research initiatives. Secure Air is the event’s presenting sponsor. Tickets and tables are available here.

Presented by Troy and Nicole Vollhoffer and Premier Global Production, this year’s gourmet four-course dinner will be crafted by Executive Chef Freddy Money of Atlas in Atlanta. The event will be hosted by Mike Harris, President and CEO Music Corporation of America (MCA), and John Esposito, Co-Founder of HEY NOW Records and former Chairman/CEO of Warner Music Nashville. The Dinner Committee includes Tom Black, Stacy Blythe, Charlie Brusco, Dave Cobb, Derek C. Crownover, Seth England, John Esposito, Steve Gawley, Clint Higham, Eliza Kraft-Olander, Jon Loba, Jordan Pettit, Patrick Sabatini, and John and Natalia Sanzo.

Chris Tomlin sold-out Bridgestone Arena again on Friday night (April 3) for the milestone 10th Anniversary of Good Friday Nashville.

This year’s surprise guests included Jordan Davis, Michael W. Smith, Brooke Ligertwood, David Nasser and the Choir Room.

“There’s something about Good Friday… remembering the Cross, the incredible love, mercy, grace and forgiveness of Jesus. When we come together to remember… how could we not worship?” says Tomlin. “Thank you to all who have been a part of Good Friday Nashville… this year and the last 10 years! All the surprise guests, everyone listening in on radio, the team, Bridgestone Arena, and all the people who have joined in person!”

The event, which began in 2017, continues its reign as the longest-running annual charity-related concert at Bridgestone Arena. Tickets for Good Friday Nashville 2027 are available now, with over 75% of tickets already sold.

“Spending this night together each year, all streams of the church, is one of my greatest privileges,” Tomlin adds. “For 10 years now, it has become a tradition for so many people, so many families… including my own. I am excited for Year 11!”

MusiCares has opened the 2026 Wellness In Music Survey.

Since its inception in 2020, the annual survey has served as a year-over-year check in regarding the health, financial stability and overall well-being of music professionals across the country. Last year, over 3,200 music professionals participated in the survey, more than any other year.

Using the results of the survey, MusiCares has provided over $135 million in assistance to music professionals. In 2025, the organization donated $17 million in support, through year-round services and disaster relief efforts. Support has gone to mental health care, addiction recovery services, emergency financial assistance, resources for touring professionals and more. It also provided critical relief for music professionals impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires and broader economic instability, helping cover immediate needs, rebuild stability and access essential care during times of crisis.

The survey is open now through April 17, and is open to music professionals across all roles and genres, available in English and Spanish, and is submitted completely anonymous.

To access the survey in English, click here.
To access the survey in Spanish, click here.

Darius Rucker‘s Riverfront Revival is returning to North Charleston’s Riverfront Park on Oct. 9-10 with a lineup that includes Old Dominion, Nelly, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and many more.

This year’s lineup will also feature Gavin Adcock, BigXthaPlug, Charles Wesley Godwin, Chase Matthew, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, Austin Williams, Atlus, Dani Rucker, Gullah Collective, Karley Scott Collins, Saluda Shoals, Mel Washington, Whiskey Run and AC Scar, highlighting a mix of established names and rising talent.

“Riverfront Revival has always been about bringing great music and great people together in a place that means everything to me,” reflects Rucker. “Getting to build this in Charleston year after year has been incredible, and this lineup shows how much it’s grown while still staying true to what the festival is all about.”

Pre-sales are now open, and festival-goers can sign up here to receive a pre-sale passcode. General on sale begins April 8 via RiverfrontRevival.FrontgateTickets.com. Two-day passes will be available for General Admission, GA Plus and VIP, and single-day passes will also be available for all three tiers. VIP tickets include dedicated entrances, premium viewing areas at both stages, VIP parking, dedicated bar, premium restrooms and exclusive lounge areas, and GA Plus includes a private bar, lounge and air-conditioned restrooms.

Riverfront Revival continues to support the Charleston community through philanthropic efforts, and a portion of proceeds from each ticket sold benefits the Carolyn G. Rucker Nursing Scholarship at the Medical University of South Carolina and Rock ‘N Roll Rescue, which delivers equitable access to music education locally.