A handful of emerging artists have been added to Bonnaroo’s multiple cafe stages. Last year, Bonnaroo created a number of additional cafe stages, allowing up-and-coming and regional artists to perform in a more intimate festival setting. Perhaps the cafe stages’ biggest success story is the Toubab Krewe, who have graduated onto one of the festival’s main performances spaces this summer. Bands performing on Bonnaroo’s cafe stages this summer include the Avett Brothers, Corn Mo, Gypsy Hands Tribal Belly Dancers, Hot Buttered Rum String Band, Leslie Woods, Moonshine Still, Mute Math, Samantha Stollenwerek, Tishamingo, Trevor Hall and Vorzca, among others.
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