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Apr 08, 2015 Chrome Pony, a Nashville group of rock n’ rollers, performs in front of a packed house at round three of Road to Bonnaroo. The group won the round and will take the stage at Bonnaroo in June. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Penicillin Baby, a spacey indie-rock band from Nashville, gives a high-energy set at round three of Road to Bonnaroo. Their performance landed them third place of the night’s competition. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Nashville’s Them Vibes performs their signature Americana-rock sound at round three of Road to Bonnaroo. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Rock and roll band That’s My Kid performs at Nashville’s Mercy Lounge venue at round three of Road to Bonnaroo. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Nashville-based psych-pop band Idle Bloom, who placed second in the third round of the competition, plays at Road to Bonnaroo at Nashville’s iconic Mercy Lounge venue. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Hip Hop artist Jung Youth lays out his best tracks at round three of the Road to Bonnaroo competition. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Punk band Jawws, out of Nashville, performs for hundreds of people at the Road to Bonnaroo round three competition. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Buffalo Rodeo, an indie psychedelic rock band from Bowling Green, KY, brings a powerhouse set to round three of Road to Bonnaroo. The group placed second in the final round of the competition. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 Indie rock group Frances & the Foundation rocks the stage at round three of Road to Bonnaroo. They will be releasing singles throughout the year while working on a full-lenth album, due out in 2016. View Photo

Apr 08, 2015 BMI’s Mark Mason stands with BMI songwriters and members of Chrome Pony Ric Alessio, Kyle Davis, Tyler Davis and Jota Ese with MadHouse Management’s Michelle Garramone and BMI’s Brooke Ivey. View Photo