Bonnaroo 2026 livestream on Disney and Hulu: full schedule and how to watch

The 2026 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is streaming live to homes this weekend, giving viewers nationwide front-row access to sets from major acts such as The Strokes, Skrillex, Rüfüs Du Sol and Noah Kahan. With broadcasts on Disney+ and Hulu, the event reshapes how fans experience a traditionally in-person festival — and it matters for anyone planning their weekend viewing schedule.

Organizers have programmed a wide-ranging lineup that mixes indie rock, electronic headliners and surprise collaborations. Beyond the marquee names, several rising artists and festival favorites appear across two livestream channels, making this one of Bonnaroo’s most watchable editions for remote audiences.

All times below are Eastern Daylight Time. If you’re outside the U.S., check your local conversion so you don’t miss late-night sets.

Channel 1: broadcast schedule (EDT)

Date Time Artist
Thu, Jun 11 8:10 PM Spiritual Cramp
9:15 PM Vince Staples
10:20 PM Four Tet
12:00 AM Skrillex
Fri, Jun 12 7:05 PM The Chats
7:45 PM Yungblud
8:55 PM Wet Leg
10:05 PM Griz
11:25 PM Mt. Joy
12:30 AM The Strokes
1:50 AM Turnstile
Sat, Jun 13 7:05 PM Steph Strings
7:45 PM Alabama Shakes
8:45 PM SG Lewis
9:55 PM The Neighbourhood
11:15 PM Teddy Swims
12:40 AM Rüfüs Du Sol
2:15 AM Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist
Sun, Jun 14 5:10 PM Aly & AJ
6:10 PM Fcukers
7:20 PM Japanese Breakfast
8:30 PM Role Model
9:30 PM Del Water Gap
10:30 PM Noah Kahan

Two notable items stand out from the programming choices. “Weird Al” Yankovic is performing his Bigger & Weirder Roovue on Saturday night but will not appear on the livestream, and the collaborative set billed as Superjâm Esoteríca: The Alchemy of Pop — led by Kesha — is also absent from the broadcast lineup. Kesha’s solo headlining performance, however, is included in the Sunday stream.

Festival stage with lineup screen and crowd at night
Channel 1 features late-night headliners and extended sets across multiple days.

Channel 2: broadcast schedule (EDT)

Date Time Artist
Fri, Jun 12 8:15 PM Mother Mother
9:20 PM Geese
10:30 PM Jessie Murph
11:40 PM Hot Mulligan
12:45 AM Blood Orange
1:50 AM Lil Jon
Sat, Jun 13 7:05 PM Wyatt Flores
7:50 PM Arcy Drive
8:40 PM Trixie Mattel
9:30 PM Tash Sultana
10:35 PM Passion Pit
11:40 PM Rainbow Kitten Surprise
12:45 AM Flipturn
Sun, Jun 14 5:10 PM Buffalo Traffic Jam
6:00 PM Hemlocke Springs
6:55 PM Tedeschi Trucks Band
8:05 PM Clipse
9:15 PM Modest Mouse
10:35 PM Kesha
11:40 PM Mariah the Scientist

If you’re short on time, here are a few sets to prioritize this weekend:

  • The Strokes — late-night headliner on Channel 1 (Fri).
  • Skrillex — closing the Thursday stream with an extended set.
  • Rüfüs Du Sol — deep into the Saturday night slot on Channel 1.
  • Geese and Turnstile — standout draws for indie and hardcore fans on Channels 2 and 1, respectively.
  • Sunday’s broadcast includes Noah Kahan (Channel 1) and Kesha (Channel 2), which split the final-night spotlight.

Beyond live viewing, the stream widens exposure for smaller acts who usually play side stages; those performances often fuel post-festival discovery on playlists and social channels. For viewers, the main practical takeaway is to set reminders, account for late-night EDT start times, and expect multiple channels with simultaneous programming.

Streaming links and on-demand options will be available via Disney+ and Hulu — check those services’ schedules for any last-minute changes or replays if you can’t watch live.

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