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This week, The What Podcast is back with part two of last week’s peek behind the Bonnaroo 2024 curtain. Barry and Lord Taco are again joined by Brad Parker and Cory Smith from C3 Presents, the folks behind the fest, to discuss a variety of topics such as The Mars Volta, what makes Bonnaroo different from other festivals, and can’t-miss performances like TV Girl and Ethel Cain.
The group discusses the biggest positive and negative reactions to last year’s changes, particularly those made to ticketing and early entry. They also speak on how community events like The Roo Bus and Beer Exchange get integrated, as well as Jamtrak and how it will be tweaked. But of all the changes, they agree that what the festival changes most is lives, from attitudes to careers and beyond.
Listen to the full chat on The What Podcast and you can also watch it via YouTube. While you’re at it, go ahead and like, review, and subscribe to The What Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
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CHAPTERS
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:05:06) Changes made last year to ticketing
(00:13:00) Biggest postitive/negative to changes
(00:15:00) How did early entry work out?
(00:19:49) How do you get community events integrated?
(00:22:26) Screens on this/that tent
(00:23:06) Where in the Woods/EDM announcements
(00:23:55) The Mars Volta late night set
(00:25:27) How much has changed this year vs. last
(00:27:13) Jamtrak
(00:28:04) What make Bonnaroo different from other festivals?
(00:31:16) Final thoughts (00:33:25) Performances not to miss
(00:39:30) Outro
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The What Podcast theme: "Aquarius" by *repeat repeat
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This week, The What Podcast is back with part two of last week’s peek behind the Bonnaroo 2024 curtain. Barry and Lord Taco are again joined by Brad Parker and Cory Smith from C3 Presents, the folks behind the fest, to discuss a variety of topics such as The Mars Volta, what makes Bonnaroo different from other festivals, and can’t-miss performances like TV Girl and Ethel Cain.
The group discusses the biggest positive and negative reactions to last year’s changes, particularly those made to ticketing and early entry. They also speak on how community events like The Roo Bus and Beer Exchange get integrated, as well as Jamtrak and how it will be tweaked. But of all the changes, they agree that what the festival changes most is lives, from attitudes to careers and beyond.
Listen to the full chat on The What Podcast and you can also watch it via YouTube. While you’re at it, go ahead and like, review, and subscribe to The What Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
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CHAPTERS
(00:00:00) Intro
(00:05:06) Changes made last year to ticketing
(00:13:00) Biggest postitive/negative to changes
(00:15:00) How did early entry work out?
(00:19:49) How do you get community events integrated?
(00:22:26) Screens on this/that tent
(00:23:06) Where in the Woods/EDM announcements
(00:23:55) The Mars Volta late night set
(00:25:27) How much has changed this year vs. last
(00:27:13) Jamtrak
(00:28:04) What make Bonnaroo different from other festivals?
(00:31:16) Final thoughts (00:33:25) Performances not to miss
(00:39:30) Outro
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The What Podcast theme: "Aquarius" by *repeat repeat
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