Kings Of Leon, Jay-Z, Dave Matthews Band, Stevie Wonder Headlining Bonnaroo 2010

The lineup for the 2010 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is beginning to take shape... sllllllloooooowwwwwlllllly.
The folks behind the Manchester, Tenn.-based festival have been revealing the lineup one band at a time through their Twitter (hey, they have to upstage Coachella somehow, right?) and MySpace. Here's what we can tell you so far:
Jay-Z, Stevie Wonder, Dave Matthews Band and Kings Of Leon will headline the four-day festival, which takes place June 10 to 13. That means you're significantly less likely to see fans downing psilocybin-laced Reese's peanut butter cups at the hippie-friendly festival due to Phish's absence, but we still wouldn't rule it out.
The Flaming Lips will perform their version of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon at the festival, which will also feature appearances from Weezer, The Dead Weather, OK Go, The XX, Regina Spektor, Phoenix, The National, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Japandroids, GWAR, She & Him, Punch Brothers, Thievery Corporation, The Avett Brothers and Chromeo, among others.
Tickets are on sale now through the Bonnaroo website. Four-day general admission tickets will run you $234.50 U.S. (about $251 Canadian) until those are sold out, at which time the price will be increased to $249.50 U.S. (about $267 Canadian)
Here are the acts confirmed to be playing the 2010 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival so far:
Jay-Z
Dave Matthews Band
Kings Of Leon
Stevie Wonder
Phoenix
Weezer
The Flaming Lips
The Dead Weather
OK Go
Jeff Beck
John Fogerty
Zac Brown Band
Norah Jones
Japandroids
The National
Medeski, Martin & Wood
She & Him
Chromeo with Daryl Hall
The Avett Brothers
Regina Spektor
Punch Brothers
Dropkick Murphys
Cross Canadian Ragweed
Isis
311
John Prine
Baroness
Blues Traveler
Bassnectar
The XX
Mayer Hawthorne And The County
Japandroids
Tokyo Police Club
Manchester Orchestra
Kid Cudi
Neon Indian
The Black Keys
Jimmy Cliff
Thievery Corporation
The Constellations
Dr. Dog
Ingrid Michaelson
Wale
Jay Electronica
Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers
Monte Montgomery
Disco Biscuits
Baaba Maal
GWAR
Dave Rawlings Machine
Local Natives
The Postelles
Carolina Chocolate Drops
Rebelution
Damian Marley & Nas
Needtobreathe
Tenacious D
Jamey Johnson
They Might Be Giants
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