Bonnaroo 2018 lineup: Eminem, The Killers, Sturgill Simpson, Muse & more

Eminem, The Killers, Muse and Future will top the bill at the 2018 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival.

On Tuesday, Bonnaroo revealed the full artist lineup for its 17th annual festival, which takes place June 7-10 in Manchester, Tenn.

Other top acts include Bassnectar, Sturgill Simpson, Bon Iver, Khalid, Kaskade, Paramore, Alt-J, Dua Lipa and Sheryl Crow.

This will mark Eminem's second trip to Bonnaroo, having last headlined in 2011. He's playing several music festivals this year on the heels of his new album, "Revival," and his headline-grabbing "The Storm" rap aimed at President Trump.

Meanwhile, rock mainstays The Killers and Muse and rap giant Future will all be making their Bonnaroo debuts this year.

While the lineup doesn't include Nashville rocker Jack White — who was widely predicted to be part of this year's fest — Music City has a notably vast presence on the bill, with Sturgill Simpson, Paramore, Sheryl Crow, Moon Taxi, Old Crow Medicine Show and Brothers Osborne among the local performers.

That's not even counting a performance listed simply as "Grand Ole Opry" — perhaps an all-star festival edition of the legendary country music program?

Outside of 2017 headliners U2 and Red Hot Chili Peppers, Bonnaroo steered clear of older "legacy" acts last year. While this year's headliners are younger than ever (Eminem is the elder statesman at 45), there's a marked return to booking veteran performers further down the bill, including Mavis Staples and Nile Rodgers and CHIC.

The 2018 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival will be held June 7-10, 2018 in Manchester, Tenn. 4-day general admission tickets are $299.50 (plus fees) and go on sale at 10 a.m. CST Friday, January 12 at www.bonnaroo.com.

Bonnaroo 2018 Lineup

Eminem

The Killers

Muse

Future

Bassnectar

Sturgill Simpson

Bon Iver (playing 2 unique sets)

Khalid

Kaskade

Paramore

Alt-J

Dua Lipa

Sheryl Crow

Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals

Sylvan Esso

Rebelution

The Revivalists

Virtual Self

Nile Rogers & CHIC

Rufus Du Sol

Chromeo

STS9

Alison Wonderland

Moon Taxi

Carnage

BROCKHAMPTON

Old Crow Medicine Show

Playboi Carti

The Glitch Mob

Rag‘N’Bone Man

Broken Social Scene

Superjam

Grand Ole Opry

First Aid Kit

Jungle

Tash Sultana

T-Pain

Manchester Orchestra

Brothers Osborne

Gryffin

What So Not

Rich Brian

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Billie Ellish

Daniel Caesar

Kali Uchis

Kayzo

Slander

ARIZONA

St. Paul & The Broken Bones

Lany

Thundercat

Mavis Staples

Hippie Sabotage

Big Wild

Shiba San

Sir Sly

Denzel Curry

Moses Sumney

Snakehips

Tyler Childers

Mr. Carmack

Valentino Khan

Amadou & Mariam

Midland

Opiou

Japanese Breakfast

Jessie Reyez

K?D

R.LUM.R

Noura Mint Semali

Gogo Penguin

Lissie

Chris Lake

Billy Kenny b2b Mija

Durand Jones & The Indications

Space Jesus

Manic Focus

Boogie T b2b Squnto

Ikebe Shakedown

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong

Spafford

Said the Sky

Elohim

Melvv

Alex Lahey

Knox Fortune

Lewis Capaldi

Ron Gallo

Pond

Loudpvck

Conway + Westside Gunn

CloZee

Chase Atlantic

Leven Kali

Everything Everything

Frenship

Droeloe

Taska Black

Mikky Ekko

The Spencer Lee Band

Justin Jay’s Fantastic Voyage

Blank Range

Bayonne

Bruno Major

Duckwrth

The War and Treaty

Cyn

Arlie

Dreamers

Spencer Ludwig

The Brummies

Jalen N’Gonda

Jaira Burns

OkeyDokey

Zeshan B

The Regrettes

Tobi Lou

Shey Baba

Chastity Brown

Topaz Jones

Kyle Dion

The Texas Gentlemen

Michael Blume

Post Animal

Southern Avenue

Larkin Poe

Colin Elmore & The Danville Train

The Blue Stones

Michigan Rattlers

Matt Maeson

Fletcher

Matt Holubowski

Victory Boyd

Saro

FLOR

Oliver Hazard

Jade Bird

John Splithoff

Colin MacLeod

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Low Cut Connie

Davie

Biyo

Walden

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