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!!
Asm A Tik Bill Orcutt / Chris Corsano Blues Control Cave Connections Cop City Chill Pillars Endless Boogie Hair Police Human Eye Jaye Jayle Juanita Kal Marks Lambchop Mayo Thompson & The Corky’s Debt Band Montag Neighbor New England Patriots Quailbones Rinehart Running Salad Influence shiz And Shine Skimask Spelling Bee Spray Paint Steve Gunn The Endtables Thee Open Sex Today’s Hits Tom Blacklung & The Smokestacks Tweens Watery Love White Reaper Wolf Eyes
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PLUS food trucks, cheap drinks, record vendors, local/regional artist and artisan booths, live magic, basketball, horseshoes, Slush Puppies, uncategorizable mischief, and surprises around every corner!
I've been doing the math and I'm really starting to think I'm gonna do this. $70 for a 3 day pass ($55 for Early Bird). Would be worth it to me as I couldn't do Forecastle. It's not a typical Inforoo festival but a solid lineup and some names that people may know.
Any advice on places to stay on the cheap in the area?
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Post by runninglouisville on Jul 17, 2013 13:01:23 GMT -5
The hotels near the airport are usually pretty cheap. This festival won't be big enough to cause them to jack up their rates. Also, try staying over the river in Indiana. There are some nice hotels there that are new and fairly cheap.
Also, even if I don't go to this festival, let's go drink bourbon one night!
Post by Whoreshack on Jul 17, 2013 16:39:41 GMT -5
$35-50? I'll go for Lambchop. Blues Control and Wolf Eyes are cool. Anyone else I missed, GLand? Hoping American Turners means camping on grounds. It's a bizzaro 70s campground that Forecastle used to use, complete with old pool and bar overlooking the Ohio River.
“Bands were cool, organizers were cool, venue security was cool, attendees were cool, and the Falls City Beer was rowdy. Grating noise was often coupled with gentle acoustic offerings as a testament to the lineup’s eclecticism. There was tons of blood, and even a couple of dildos. Cropped Out was punk as fuck.
Post by runninglouisville on Jul 18, 2013 15:30:33 GMT -5
I live in Louisville but fear I am not punk enough to attend. I might go anyways but pretend to be mute so I don't have to answer any questions about music and out myself as being incredibly lame.
Post by Whoreshack on Aug 29, 2013 14:22:45 GMT -5
Added Tony Clifton as MC and Bonny Prince Billy & Matt Sweeney performing Superwolf for the first time. I've met all punk rock requirements to be in attendance.
Post by Whoreshack on Aug 29, 2013 20:18:56 GMT -5
It pays to ask. Camping Added...
Thats right people. Cropped Out 2013 will host camping for the first time ever! Got a sleeping bag? Got a tent? Maybe just a pillow case and some fire crackers? Well all walks of life are welcome to nestle up for a night or two along the banks of the Ohio. Turners has opened up its beautiful river front grassy knoll as a sleeping space for all the freaks we call friends!
Added Tony Clifton as MC and Bonny Prince Billy & Matt Sweeney performing Superwolf for the first time. I've met all punk rock requirements to be in attendance.
Post by Whoreshack on Sept 27, 2013 9:17:20 GMT -5
LLL & I are heading down from OH today. Gonna be a blast. Free Numero Group late-nite set tonight at Seidenfadens's. That's some asss shakin goodshitt right there.
Bill Orcutt / Chris Corsano Blues Control Cave Connections Endless Boogie Hair Police Human Eye Lambchop Mayo Thompson & The Corky’s Debt Band Quailbones Steve Gunn Tweens Wolf Eyes
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