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The 2011 Bonnaroo marquee, which is traditionally rock-heavy, also boasts recent Grammy winners Eminem, Arcade Fire, the Black Keys and Ray Lamontagne, along with Widespread Panic, My Morning Jacket, Lil Wayne, Mumford & Sons, Florence & the Machine, Gregg Allman and Amos Lee. The original members of Buffalo Springfield -- Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay -- are also set to reunite at Bonnaroo for a rare concert appearance together. See the full list of 2011 Bonnaroo artists, along with ticket information, here.
