8 Artists Who Would Be Better Bonnaroo Headliners Than Kanye

Yeezy showed up at 4:30 am to perform a shortened Glow in the Dark tour in 2008. After making fans stand waiting for 6+ hours he was pelted with bottles of urine, glow sticks and profanity. These are 8 artists who would be more gracious when performing for 70,000 fans.

OutKast

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Who didn't love belting that "oooHHooo" in "Mrs. Jackson"? OutKast is the perfect mix of mainstream rap and nostalgia, and would fit perfectly into the Bonnaroo environment.

Prince

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He's an icon, a symbol, and a living legend. Since he's getting a band together to play in New Orleans in July, making a trip up to Tennessee wouldn't have been hard. He also would fit the rock legend category that makes Bonnaroo different from other festivals. Plus who wouldn't love to see him do a duet with Elton or Lionel Richie? Seriously it would have been epic.

Mumford and Sons

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Sure, Marcus Mumford says they are splitting up, but since they had to cancel in 2013, they could have made a belated performance in 2014. Add in some Avett Brothers crossover and Bonnaroo could have made so many dreams come true.

The Gorillaz

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Damon Albarn is confirmed to be at the farm, Bonnaroo should have taken it a step further and booked the virtual band. The music is solid, and a virtual band on screen would by fun in any atmosphere, but something tells me it would be extra special in a field full of hippies.

Muse

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Muse has been on many Bonnaroovians wish lists for years. They would add a solid, rock repertoire to the lineup that Bonnaroo 2014 currently lacks.

U2

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U2 is another band that has been rumored to come to the farm, but Bono and company have yet to make the trip. Aside from a massive catalog of hits, the spirit of U2 would resonate with almost all festival goers. Love them or hate them, they radiate positivity and love--the core message of Roo.

The Rolling Stones

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We all know the Stones are all getting old and only have so many more tours left in them, Bonnaroo needs to nab these rock legends up ASAP! Most of us can't afford a ticket to a Rolling Stones show, so hopefully Bonnaroo pulls through next year.

Garth Brooks

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While Brooks would be a stretch, the lineup this year lacks country music. The best thing about Bonnaroo has always been is its wide variety of music--from country to gospel to rap to rock. 70,000+ people all singing "Friends in Low Places" in a giant field, well that's something I would pay $300 to be a part of.