Rapper Snoop Dogg joins forces with soul singer Erykah Badu, while band Phish team up with their vocalist's 'boyhood hero', Bruce Springsteen, on the last day of 2009 Bonnaroo Music Festival.
- Jun 15, 2009
AceShowbiz - 2009 Bonnaroo Music Festival has come to end on Sunday, June 14 with a live performance from rapper Snoop Dogg. Taking the main stage, he sported a black t-shirt and was joined by soul singer/songwriter Erykah Badu who wore a grey sweatshirt. The two teamed up on Snoop's 1993 song called "Lodi Dodi".
Right after Snoop finished his set, Phish entered the stage for their second live appearance after previously rocking the event on June 12. After several songs, lead vocalist/guitarist Trey Anastasio told the crowd, "We are having such a good time up here, it's impossible to describe with words."
Then, Trey shared with the audience about his first rock concert as a kid. The concertgoers went wild soon after he invited Bruce Springsteen to come onto the stage. "My boyhood hero, and still my hero today," so he introduced Bruce. Phish and Bruce joined forces for several songs, one of which was "Glory Days".
Prior to his collaborative performance with Phish, Bruce Springsteen took the stage with his band The E Street Band on June 13. Among other songs he delivered on the third day of the music fest were "No Surrender", "My Lucky Day", "Outlaw Pete", "Out in the Street" and "Working on a Dream".
Other performers entertaining music fans at the festival included Band of Horses, The Decemberists, Elvis Costello, Wilco, Raphael Saadiq and many others. Comedian Jimmy Fallon was also seen making a live appearance at the gig.
2009 Bonnaroo Music Festival is a four-day concert which has been kicked off on June 11 with performances from the likes of Zac Brown Band, The Knux and MURS. Spotted coming to the event were Justin Long and Drew Barrymore.
