Isbell, Godwin, 49 Winchester play Bonnaroo
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Isbell, Godwin, 49 Winchester play Bonnaroo

Tuesday, January 9, 2024 – Jason Isbell, Charles Wesley Godwin and 49 Winchester will be the key country acts on the bill at this year's edition of Bonnaroo.

Post Malone, who has dipped his feet into country music, will headline the June 14 line-up.

The annual festival will be held June 13-16 in Manchester, Tenn.

Isbell and his band The 400 Unit along with Godwin will play on June 16 as will bluegrass jam band Greensky Bluegrass and Americana singer S.G. Goodman.

49 Winchester will hit the stage the previous day. Josiah and the Bonnevilles also will play on Saturday along with Tanner Usrey.


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CD review - Weathervanes Bob Dylan famously sang about how you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows, and Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit do more than just gage wind direction with "Weathervanes." Isbell has a unique ability to get deep inside the heads of his various characters to reveal insightful patterns of thought and behavior. Along with his talented 400 Unit band, Isbell has given yet another smart set of songs. Isbell is especially adept at diagnosing pain points. ...
CD review - Georgia Blue Jason Isbell deserves kudos for putting a unique spin on the benefit album. Instead of throwing together a bunch of many times unrelated celebrities to pitch in, Isbell has brought together talented performers to cover Georgia-related songs and songs by Georgia-based artists. All proceeds support Black Voters Matter, Fair Fight and Georgia Stand-Up. Even if you may not support these groups, you will still enjoy this set of mostly familiar songs. The album opens and closes with two R.E.M. songs. ...
CD review - Reunions "It gets easier, but it never gets easy," Jason Isbell reminds us on the song "It Gets Easier." It's a simple couplet, utilizing small words, yet it expresses a big truth. Then, with the song's first verse, Isbell - a recovering alcoholic - relays a dream that finds him drinking again. "I woke up feeling fine/That's how I knew it was a dream," he explains, sounding both afraid and relieved. Yes, these words are personal for Isbell, but his message is ...


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