US EditionBonnaroo 2025 Canceled: Officials Call Off Shows After Severe Weather Swamps Grounds
- The 2025 festival held in Manchester, Tennessee, originally planned as a four-day event, was called off on June 13 amid severe weather conditions during its second day.
- Organizers made the decision after the National Weather Service forecast predicted significant steady rain causing flooding and unsafe camping conditions.
- Festival officials paused performances early in the afternoon and began clearing Centeroo about half an hour later, focusing first on safely assisting attendees with accessibility needs off the grounds.
- All one-day ticket and parking holders for Friday through Sunday will receive full refunds, while four-day ticket and camping purchasers will get 75 percent back, with refunds processed within 30 days.
- The cancellation underscores ongoing challenges with extreme weather at Bonnaroo, which was previously canceled in 2021 due to flooding from Hurricane Ida.
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2025 Bonnaroo Festival Canceled on Day 2 Due to Heavy Rain
The 2025 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival has been canceled due to the onset of heavy rains, ending what was to be a 4-day event during its second day. The Bonnaroo organization announced the decision in a statement posted to Instagram, which confirmed that all 1-day tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday will be fully refunded, while people who bought a 4-day pass will be refunded 75%. In addition, 4-day camping accommodations will be refunded 7…
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