Maybe you were at this year’s Bonnaroo, and missed a couple of sets by your favorite artists in your attempt to see somebody else. Or maybe you didn’t make it down to Manchester, Tennessee this year, in which case you have a lot to catch up on.
Luckily, NPR is here to help. Currently on their Web site, the good folks at National Public Radio are streaming audio of full sets from Bonnaroo, from John Prine to Baaba Maal.
Like folk, bluegrass and alt-country? Check out Dave Rawlings Machine, Avett Brothers, and Mumford and Sons and the Punch Brothers. Great female aritsts? You’ve got Tori Amos, Regina Spektor, and Norah Jones. Rock and Roll? Indulge in sets by the Flaming Lips, the Dead Weather, and Against Me!
Also, get your groove on with LCD Soundsystem, Nas and Damien Marley, and more. You can spend another three days absorbing it all.
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