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Ah,monks and eroticism music festivals -- a place for dad rock and hip hop's finest. This year's lineup for the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival covers every genre from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to Major Lazer.

SEE ALSO: Coachella 2017 lineup features Beyoncé, Radiohead and...Hans Zimmer? Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

The inclusion of Lorde, who is also headlining Coachella and Governors Ball, further fuels speculation that a new album from the 20-year-old singer is imminent. She'll also be spending a lot of time with Chance the Rapper, another Gov Ball act leading Bonnaroo.

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In 2016, Chance made Bonnaroo headlines as one of the festival's biggest hits -- without even having his own set. The rapper joined other artists on stage, including J Cole for a performance of "No Problem."

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Bonnaroo will take place June 8-11. Tickets are available now.

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