
Diana Leyva
Reporter at The Tennessean
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1 week ago |
tennessean.com | Brad Schmitt |Diana Leyva
Yes, Nashville is exploding in reputation for being a dining destination, but it has only captured six wins since James Beard awards started in 1991For the Nashville restaurant scene, June 15 was Oscar night. And after a nine-year drought, Music City claimed a trophy.
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1 week ago |
tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
Severe weather and flooding led to the evacuation of Bonnaroo's main grounds and ultimately the cancelation of the remainder of the festival. Full refunds will be issued for single-day tickets and parking, while 75% refunds will be given for four-day tickets and camping. Refunds will be issued to the original method of payment, read a statement from officials.
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1 week ago |
dnj.com | Diana Leyva
After torrential rains caused festival organizers to call off the remainder of the Bonnaroo Music andd Arts Festival in Manchester, all attendees can do now is wait for their refund. While the annual event typically doesn't offer refunds, they have made exceptions for cancellations in the past due to extreme circumstances like COVID-19 and flooding caused by Hurricane Ida. On June 13, heavy rains caused organizers to call off the remainder of the festival, a first in Bonnaroo's 23-year history.
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2 weeks ago |
dnj.com | Diana Leyva |Audrey Gibbs
Several Bonnaroo performers aren't allowing the rained-out festival to get in their way of getting on stage. Following the festival's historic, mid-way cancelation, a number of them announced impromptu Nashville shows, allowing attendees to keep the party going 65 miles away from The Farm. On June 13, festival organizers canceled the annual event due to severe weather and flooding. Officials posted their announcement at 7:40 p.m. June 13 on X.
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2 weeks ago |
tennessean.com | Diana Leyva
A cluster of Bonnaroo performers have announced Nashville shows following the festival's cancelation. Festival organizers canceled the event on June 13 due to weather and flooding threats. Venus include Barstool Nashville, The Pinnacle and Cannery Hall. Several Bonnaroo performers aren't allowing the rained-out festival to get in their way of getting on stage.
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RT @Tennessean: Bonnaroo 2025 canceled: Officials call off shows after severe weather swamps grounds https://t.co/OR0UDJP6ft

RT @Bonnaroo: https://t.co/M7PxZsDrYW

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