Five Unique Sets to Catch at Bonnaroo 2025

Bonnaroo’s lineup represents a diverse range of music genres, including EDM. Here is our pick of five sets you won’t want to miss there this year.

Every June since 2002, nearly 80,000 music lovers from around the country travel to Manchester, Tennessee for Bonnaroo. Since its inception, the gathering has earned its reputation as one of the most beloved festivals in the country for its eclectic lineups, strong community, and immersive experiences. For many, Bonnaroo is more than just a music festival. It’s a magical escape from society for four days of unbridled fun.

Bonnaroo’s 23rd edition is now just a few weeks away, taking place from June 12-16. This year’s headliners include country singer Luke Combs, genre-defying artist Tyler, the Creator, popstar Olivia Rodrigo, and soulful singer-songwriter Hozier. Bonnaroo will also feature performances from Glass Animals, pop-punk queen Avril Lavigne, indie bands Mt. Joy, Wallows, Saint Motel, and Rainbow Kitten Surprise, pop icon MARINA, and many others.

There is also no shortage of EDM acts to fill up ravers’ four days on the farm. Electronic music enthusiasts can look forward to two John Summit sets, two Levity sets, a three-hour Gorgon City set, a debut b2b between Of the Trees and Tape B, and sets from Tipper, Zingara, YDG, Barry Can’t Swim, RL Grime, Max Styler, INZO, Green Velvet, among others! Many of this year’s EDM acts will be performing at the brand new 360° Infinity Stage, promising an immersive experience with out-of-this-world production.

In addition to all of Bonnaroo’s music offerings, there are endless activities, art installations, and workshops to explore. Attendees can spend their time participating in the official 5k run or free yoga and wellness sessions, walking in the parade, riding the ferris wheel, cooling off in the fountain, or shopping for fun items in the village market.

With such a stacked and varied lineup, planning your Bonnaroo experience can be both exciting and overwhelming. To help you navigate the festival’s music landscape, we curated a list of five must-see electronic artists to catch during your visit to the farm.

Very limited tickets and camping passes remain on Bonnaroo’s website, so don’t wait. Text the group chat, request the PTO, and full send it to the Farm this year!

Five Unique Sets to Catch at Bonnaroo 2025

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Saxsquatch

Saturday, June 14
11:00pm-12:00am
Infinity Stage

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This seven-foot-tall, saxophone playing sasquatch donning rainbow glasses and a blue bandana has drawn large crowds for his captivating stage presence and unique live sets. Dubbing himself Saxsquatch, he has gone viral on Tiktok for his videos of him playing the saxophone in the woods of his hometown in North Carolina, amassing almost 30 million likes and 2.2 million followers.

After selling out all dates of his recent Footprints Tour, Saxsquatch is making appearances at a series of music festivals this summer, starting with Bonnaroo. His sets pair groovy, live saxophone melodies with both house remixes of classic hits like “Carry On My Wayward Son,” “Levels,” and his own original tracks.

Known for his high-energy sets and audience interaction, Saxsquatch will fit right in with Bonnaroo’s silly atmosphere. His set will undoubtedly be a highlight of the weekend.

LSZEE

Sunday, June 15
8:15-9:30pm
Other Stage

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LSZEE: SoundCloud

Beloved bass music giants LSDREAM and CloZee took the scene by storm when they announced they were joining forces as LSZEE back in December 2023. Since then, they have brought their project to major festivals across the country, debuted their highly-anticipated, self-titled album last September, and embarked on a 14-city tour earlier this year.

Now, LSZEE are slated to perform at Bonnaroo this summer. This set will be one to remember as LSDREAM and CloZee fuse their distinct and unique styles and create a cohesive performance full of their signature wubs and groovy basslines.

LSZEE’s recent tour was their first and only, with the duo confirming they will not be touring together again in the future. For fans attending only Bonnaroo this year, you won’t want to miss their set as this may be your last chance to see this iconic pairing.

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Tinzo + Jojo

Thursday, June 12
5:30-6:30pm
Infinity Stage

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Brooklyn-based sibling DJ duo Tinzo + Jojo are the masterminds behind Book Club Radio: invite-only, phone-free dance parties held at secret locations across New York City. Inspired by the underground rave culture of the ’90s, their events powered by music and dance foster a sense of community that is inclusive and free of judgement.

Blending indie dance, house, and soul, their infectiously high-energy sets shine light on the vibrant soundscapes of the house music underground. The vibes they bring to their sets are always unparalleled, making their Bonnaroo set one you absolutely won’t want to miss.

Rebecca Black

Thursday, June 12
10:00-11:00pm
Infinity Stage

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Despite receiving an endless barrage of backlash for her viral 2011 single “Friday,” Rebecca Black never let the hate stop her from following her dreams to be a musician. Now a pop singer with two albums under her belt and a DJ known for her pop-infused house sets, Rebecca Black has since completely reinvented her brand and is carving out a space for herself in both scenes.

Although she’s been DJing since 2018, her 2024 Washington, DC Boiler Room set earned her recognition from the electronic music community for her strong mixing skills, fun song selection, and high-energy stage presence. If her Boiler Room set is any indication of what to expect at Bonnaroo, then Rebecca Black is set to deliver an unforgettable performance at the farm.

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Big Gigantic

Sunday, June 15 (Live Set)
6:45 – 7:45pm
Other Stage

Saturday, June 14 (DJ Set)
6:30-7:30pm
Infinity Stage

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Since they started making music over 20 years ago, Big Gigantic have long been pioneers in the electronic music scene. The Boulder-based duo, featuring saxophonist Dominic Lalli and drummer Jeremy Salken, have pushed boundaries with their high-energy sets and genre-bending sound that fuses dubstep, jazz, and hip-hop. With eight albums, countless EPs and singles, and collaborations with artists like Zeds Dead, GRiZ, and NGHTMRE, Big Gigantic have established themselves as a highly sought-after act known for their feelgood, groovy music.

This year, Big Gigantic are returning to the Farm for two dynamic sets that promise a taste of new music off their recently announced, forthcoming album Fluorescence. Make sure to catch their live set at the Other Stage and see the vibrant saxophone numbers and rhythmic live drums that make their live sets so special.

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