• Bonnaroo: The Tennessee Farm That Became a Music Pilgrimage - Journey through the fields of sound with Big Jim Matthews
    2026/04/08
    Join host Big Jim Matthews as he uncovers how a 700-acre Tennessee farm became Bonnaroo, one of America's most iconic music festivals. Discover the story of four dreamers who created a pilgrimage site for 100,000 fans, exploring the festival's origins, evolution, and magical 2 AM moments.

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  • Bonnaroo: The Tennessee Farm That Became a Music Pilgrimage - The Church of Two A.M.
    2026/04/08
    Big Jim Matthews explores why Bonnaroo transcends typical festivals on this episode of The Church of Two A.M. on a Tennessee Farm. From muddy campgrounds to late-night sets under the stars, discover how 700 acres of farmland creates transformative community experiences that turn strangers into family through music, mud, and those sacred 2 a.m. moments.

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    23 分
  • Bonnaroo: The Tennessee Farm That Became a Music Pilgrimage - When the Jam Bands Let Everybody In
    2026/04/08
    Big Jim Matthews explores Bonnaroo's evolution from a 2002 jam band gathering of 70,000 devoted Phish heads and Deadheads into a LiveNation-owned, 100,000-person mainstream festival featuring everyone from Paul McCartney to Kanye West, examining what communities gain and lose when counterculture movements scale into corporate institutions.

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    26 分
  • Bonnaroo: The Tennessee Farm That Became a Music Pilgrimage - Four Dreamers and a Cancelled Concert
    2026/04/08
    Big Jim Matthews explores how a canceled Knoxville festival in 1999 sparked a bigger dream. Ashley Capps, Superfly Presents, Coran Capshaw, and Chip Hooper built Bonnaroo on a Manchester, Tennessee farm in 2002. With no mainstream advertising and a jam band-focused lineup, 70,000 fans showed up. Rolling Stone called it one of 50 moments that changed rock and roll history.

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    22 分