Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
Here you'll find info about artists, rumors, camping tips, and the infamous Roo Clues. Have a look around then create an account and join in the fun. See you at Bonnaroo!!
reasons i'll be at roo: 1. coachella was too early 2. i've already done lollapalooza 3. bonnaroo is more of an experience than a music festival 4. i wanna be able to stay up till 5am 4 days in a row. 5. its gonna change my life.
Post by strumntheguitar on Apr 22, 2009 11:09:11 GMT -5
Technically, hugs are free... but I accept and encourage any donations in the form of brews and/or any other form of entertainment you see fit!
You didn't miss out on the first 4 years... They were only available in '07 as Roo was entering its custie years, and they were 5 dolla a piece with a $1 convenience fee added on for every second the hug lasted.
Technically, hugs are free... but I accept and encourage any donations in the form of brews and/or any other form of entertainment you see fit!
You didn't miss out on the first 4 years... They were only available in '07 as Roo was entering its custie years, and they were 5 dolla a piece with a $1 convenience fee added on for every second the hug lasted.
so is that any kind of brew - or do specific brews get more hug times then others?
Post by strumntheguitar on Apr 28, 2009 12:32:20 GMT -5
^^I find myself with 421 karma, so I'll oblige
-The weather, compared to a few other festivals, is pretty harsh generally (with obvious exceptions on both sides) -With the ticket price alone you could afford to attend two smaller festivals -The size of the crowd at Bonnaroo can be irritating to some as opposed to the smaller, more intimate festivals -Custies, yo! -I smell bad at festivals, so my hugs may be less pleasant than expected
Gonin' 'cause it has become a tradition. My son *expects* his father to arrange everything for the trip; buy the tickets, pack the gear, have enough food and drink for the trip (10hrs each way) and for camp, have spendin' dough, deal with the unexpected chaw, pitch and maintain camp...
We're gonna have two nooers with us this year; a friend of my son, and the friend's dad. The two are... I'm trying to be polite... "large framed." I am *not* gonna be responsible for feeding them. And, they've been warned in all likelyhood they will be walking several miles a day. My guess is they will not have as much fun as my son and me. But, they're not gonna ruin my Roo. On the positive, it's fun to watch people's 1st exposure to the Roo experience. They're either on the Roo or off the Roo.
Above all is the massive dose of music. The atmosphere is soaked with it. Music explodes out from Centeroo and settles like rhythmic blankets across the campgrounds. It pushes and pulls on the air and travels through the ground. The dust dances to it. People form migratory herds to drink from auditory waterholes. Tent hamlets buzz with strange stories and activities. People grow comfortable in the dust and phunk. Bonnaroo carves another notch into the brain, adding to an ornate and increasingly beautiful organic engraving.
