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Not the usual suspects: Circa 1980, Lawrence Schurman, Dave Bluestein and Vinny Cinquemani waiting for dim sum after a successful day at The Agency office at 41 Britain Street in Toronto.

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Jake Edwards on Facebook: Here I am at the drag strip in Gimli Manitoba racing my turbo Z1R Kawasaki! I was rookie of the year in 1981… and the sponsor put a plate on the back of the bike that said “You just got Ate by Brother Jake”... Jesus, no pressure!

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Band leader and songwriter Don Randi in 2012 with Nancy Sinatra and photographer John Rowlands. Photo credit: John Rowlands.

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Noah Kahan performs on the Great Oak stage during BST Hyde Park at Hyde Park on July 04, 2025 in London, England.
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Noah Kahan performs on the Great Oak stage during BST Hyde Park at Hyde Park on July 04, 2025 in London, England.

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Skrillex, The Strokes, Turnstile, Teddy Swims, Noah Kahan and Kesha Headlining 2026 Bonnaroo Festival

Yungblud, Geese, Clipse and Wet Leg are also on the roster for the June 11-14 gathering of the vibes in Manchester, Tenn, as are Canadian acts bbno$ and Mother Mother.

Skrillex will help kick off next year’s Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival on June 11 on a roster that will also include Four Tet, Vince Staples and Spiritual Cramp, launching the four-day (June 11-14) gathering of the vibes in Manchester, Tenn. on the 700-acre ‘Roo Farm.

Friday night’s roster will be topped by The Strokes, Griz and Turnstile and also include sets from Mt. Joy, Major Lazer, Jessie Murph, Yungblud, Geese, Cloonee, Lil Jon, Blood Orange, Wet Leg, Hot Mulligan, The Dare, Wolfmother and others. Canadian acts bbno$ and Mother Mother will both also play that night.

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