Bonnaroo’s 2024 lineup was announced on Tuesday, featuring an eclectic mix of heavy-hitters, fan favorites and buzzy up-and-comers. The agenda includes two Alabama-born stars with multiple Grammy wins —Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit and Brittany Howard — as well as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Post Malone, Pretty Lights, Megan Thee Stallion, Gary Clark Jr, Cage the Elephant, Fred Again, The Mars Volta, Fisher, T-Pain, Diplo, Jon Batiste, Gwar and Carly Rae Jepsen.

More than 100 acts are confirmed for this year’s festival, set for June 13-16 at the Bonnaroo Farm (also known as Great Stage Park) in Manchester, Tennessee, about 60 miles southeast of Nashville. Although a schedule with set times hasn’t been announced, the lineup has been divided by day and arranged with headliners at the top of each day’s roster.

Isbell is playing on Sunday, June 16, the final day of the festival; Howard is scheduled on Saturday, June 15. (See the full list of acts below.)

Bonnaroo also will present its annual SuperJam, an all-star collaboration led this year by Dashboard Confessional, with special guests to be announced. The majority of acts appear to be included in what a press release calls the “complete lineup,” but it also says more lineup announcements will be released soon, ”including plans for the magical ‘Where In The Woods’ stage as well as Late Night showcase performances.”

Bonnaroo — officially known as the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival — features more than 10 stages, with names such as This Tent, That Tent, Who Stage, What Stage and Which Stage. The festival also includes vendors for food and merchandise, bars, concessions, free water stations and more.

A pre-sale for tickets starts on Thursday, Jan. 11, at 10 a.m. CT; you can sign up for the pre-sale via the Bonnaroo website. A full range of ticket prices hasn’t been announced, but according to the festival website, general admission tickets start at $425, GA+ starts at $625, VIP starts at $1,000 and Platinum starts at $4,155. (All prices listed here are for four-day tickets.) Various perks are attached to each ticket level, including viewing areas that are close to the stages, separate lounges, commemorative items and more.

Bonnaroo also sells passes for camping and parking on site, with prices that range from $110 for primitive car camping to $4,450 for a “wood frame safari tent,” according to the festival website. Tickets for community dinners, priced at $30-$75, are available, as well.

Here’s the daily Bonnaroo lineup:

THURSDAY, JUNE 13

• Pretty Lights (headlining main stage)
• FISHER
• BigXthaPlug
• Disco Lines
• Durand Bernarr
• Eggy
• Geese
• Gwar
• The Heavy Heavy
• HoneyLuv
• it’s murph
• Matt Maltese
• Medium Build
• Michigander
• Militarie Gun
• Nation of Language
• Neal Francis’ Francis Comes Alive
• Ocie Elliott
• Oliver Heldens
• Róisín Murphy
• Say She She
• Sid Sriram

FRIDAY, JUNE 14

• Post Malone
• Maggie Rogers
• Khruangbin
• Seven Lions
• Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
• Dominic Fike
• Lizzy McAlpine
• Interpol
• T-Pain
• Svdden Death
• TV Girl
• Gary Clark Jr.
• The Mars Volta
• Faye Webster
• Key Glock
• Thundercat
• Lovejoy
• ISOxo
• GROUPLOVE
• David Kushner
• The Japanese House
• Dr. Fresch
• 49 Winchester
• MIKE.
• Larkin Poe
• Shy FX
• Bonny Light Horseman
• Baby Queen
• Mdou Moctar
• Jessica Audiffred
• Half Moon Run
• Hamdi
• LYNY

SATURDAY, JUNE 15

• Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Cage The Elephant
• Melanie Martinez
• Cigarettes After Sex
• Diplo
• Jon Batiste
• Reneé Rapp
• Parcels
• IDLES
• Brittany Howard
• Sean Paul
• Knock2
• Ethel Cain
• Gregory Alan Isakov
• The Teskey Brothers
• BADBADNOTGOOD
• Teezo Touchdown
• Whyte Fang
• Bakar
• d4vd
• The Maine
• Josiah and the Bonnevilles
• Kasablanca
• NEIL FRANCES
• Tanner Usrey
• Ryan Beatty
• MIKE
• Trousdale
• Vandelux
• LOVRA
• Once More With Feeling(s) – The Dashboard Confessional Emo SuperJam

SUNDAY, JUNE 16

• Fred again..
• Megan Thee Stallion
• Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
• Two Friends
• Carly Rae Jepsen
• Joey Bada$$
• Goth Babe
• Galantis
• Taking Back Sunday
• Ashnikko
• Four Tet
• Charles Wesley Godwin
• Milky Chance
• Chappell Roan
• Greensky Bluegrass
• The Garden
• Yves Tumor
• The Beaches
• Jake Wesley Rogers
• S.G. Goodman
• Libianca
• TSHA
• Irreversible Entanglements
• Armand Hammer
• veggi

Bonnaroo, which dates back to 2002, is considered one of the premier music festivals in the United States. The festival sold out its four-day passes in 2023 and reportedly drew about 85,000 people to the event, with a lineup that included Foo Fighters, Lil Nas X, Kendrick Lamar, My Morning Jacket, Sound Tribe Sector 9, Paramore, Korn and Umphrey’s McGee.