The Bonnaroo Music Festival gives complete reimbursements, without announcing future dates
The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival now offers 100% reimbursements after the cancellation of the four-day festival earlier this month after its first day due to violent time.
However, the festival was only going on only at the 75%reimbursements, which caused participants’ backings. “We want you to know that we are always listening to and actively discuss plans to improve the farm that we love so much. For the moment, we will not announce the future dates. When the plans for the future take shape, you will all be the first to know,” reads a declaration of Instagram by Bonnaroo, published on Friday. “For the moment, we update reimbursement at 100%, rather than the 75% initially offered.”
The festival took place in Manchester, Tennessee, and should have the performances of Olivia Rodrigo and Hozier Tyler, the creator, John Summit, Dom Dolla, Vampire Weekend, Glorilla, Tyla, Avril Lavigne, glass animals and more. Luke Combs was the only one of his headliners capable of playing.
“All those who work on this program deeply love Bonnaroo. Some of us have been here for the first years, some have been fans first, and some fell in love as soon as they felt your energy and your mind on the farm,” continued the press release. “We are impatiently awaiting this show all year round. This is what re-engages us and restores our faith in community every summer. Our main objective is to give you the most memorable weekend of our lives each year.”
“This cancellation broke our hearts beyond the measure, but we knew that it should happen for your safety. Thank you for your patience and your perseverance through this difficult situation,” concluded the position.
