True to form, Bonnaroo fired on all cylinders in 2026.Ad 0:00 Click for sound 0:00 / 0:00 The beloved Tennessee festival paired world-class production and stunning stage design with the infectious crowd energy that makes the Farm unlike anywhere else.
The result was one of the most electrifying festival experiences of the year so far.Thursday set the tone for the weekend, with Four Tet effortlessly weaving thumping four-on-the-floor beats into heavier bass drops without breaking momentum.
Skrillex then delivered one of the most production-heavy sets of the weekend, complete with towering fire effects, eye-popping laser displays and a setlist that balanced legacy and new tracks with remixed fan favorites. The buzz around a surprise second Skrillex set spread around the Farm like wildfire, and when he surfaced at the Other stage alongside ISOKNOCK (ISOxo and Knock2), it sent the crowd into complete overdrive.Friday escalated the magical energy even more, with GRiZ delivering one of the most emotionally resonant sets of the day.
His signature blend of bass and funk with live saxophone was nothing short of mesmerizing.His closing track hit the hardest, bringing out Ela Melo of Rainbow Kitten Surprise for a live performance of ‘It’s Called: Freefall,’ which shifted the set into a full emotional peak.
The night continued strong with standout sets from EDM.com Class of 2026 duo SIDEPIECE, Cloonee, Ganja White Night and a stunning sunrise reset from INZO.Scroll to continue more from edm Lost Lands Opens ‘Support Squad’ Applications for Harm Reduction at 2026 Festival Saturday was perhaps the most stacked day of the weekend.
Sub Focus opened the night with high-impact drum & bass and jaw-dropping production on the Other stage.Techno superstar Sara Landry, a member of the EDM.com Class of 2025, followed with a relentless set to keep the crowd lock...