Remainder of Bonnaroo 2025 canceled in Tennessee due to severe weather

The eagerly awaited Bonnaroo music festival has been canceled for the weekend, with severe weather impacting the area as the cause.

The eagerly awaited Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival has been canceled for the weekend, with severe weather impacting the area as the cause. According to the festival website, the National Weather Service’s forecast for the region where the festival was to continue, in Manchester, Tennessee, pointed to “significant and steady precipitation that will produce deteriorating camping and egress conditions in the coming days.” The organizers said they “are beyond gutted” in their statement on the website, but continued, “we must make the safest decision and cancel the remainder of Bonnaroo.” The Bonnaroo music festival started on Thursday and was supposed to run through Sunday. Taking place on a 700-acre farm, Luke Combs headlined Thursday’s performances, with Dom Dolla, Insane Clown Posse and others supporting. Friday’s festivities were put on hold when the organizers issued an evacuation notice as severe weather approached. Tyler, the Creator was the intended headliner for Friday’s lineup, which also was to include Glass Animals, Megadeth and Rainbow Kitten Surprise.