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Mar 10, 2015 Harpist and songwriter Timbre wowed the crowd with an edgy pop sound melded with classical influences. She was the first performer of 10, all competing for a spot at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 Trinity Schill Kill regaled the audience with laser gloves and synth pop sounds during Road to Bonnaroo round 1. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 Members of indie rock band The Future belt out “Baby You’re Golden” at the High Watt in Road to Bonnaroo round 1. The crowd couldn’t help but groove to this anthem. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 The self-titled EP from Tesla Rossa came to life on stage at round 1 of Road to Bonnaroo. The rock band tore through their set, leaving it all on stage and placing third in the competition.  View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 A record-breaking 700 people turned out to see round 1 of Road to Bonnaroo, hosted at Nashville’s Mercy Lounge and High Watt venues. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 Brett Hammann of Sol Cat mesmerizes the audience with the band’s tunes. Their soulful pop sounds wooed the audience, who voted them to the number 1 spot at Road to Bonnaroo. The band will get to play the music festival, to be held in June in Manchester, TN. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 Surf rockers Sexx pulled out all the stops at round 1 of Road to Bonnaroo. Their high-energy set featured beach balls, back up dancers and bathing suits. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 Road to Bonnaroo round 1 featured Liz Cooper and the Stampede, an Americana band out of Nashville. Their debut EP, Monsters, is the perfect soundtrack to a summer road trip. View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 Laid-back indie rockers KOA jam on stage at Road to Bonnaroo. The Belmont-based group’s newest single, “False Calls,” is out now! View Photo

Feb 25, 2015 BMI songwriter Chancellor Warhol poses with BMI’s Brooke Ivey and a couple of frogs during round 1 of Round to Bonnaroo. The frogs passed out ballots, hyped the crowd and kept everyone laughing during the event. View Photo