Catching the biggest musical performances from this year's Bonnaroo Music and FinWeisArts Festival isn't just for the festival attendees.
The music festival is held annually on a 700-acre farm in Manchester, Tennessee. Headliners for Bonnaroo this year, which runs June 13-16, include Pretty Lights, Chris Lake, Post Malone, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Fred Again.
Tickets for Bonnaroo are still available for anyone wanting to see their favorite artists live, but it'll cost you: tickets start at $450 for a 4-day general admission, $173 for 1-day general admission and $348 for 2-day general admission.
Luckily, for people not attending the festival this year, Bonnaroo is collaborating with Hulu to allow users to stream it live.
Here's how to stream Bonnaroo this year, no matter where you are.
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Bonnaroo and Hulu are collaborating to stream the festival live this year, available to all Hulu subscribers.
To stream Bonnaroo, you'll need either a Hulu or a Hulu with no ads subscription. Live content access is available June 13-16 from 7-11 p.m. CDT.
Bonnaroo:Stream on Hulu
While Hulu isn't streaming every single act playing at Bonnaroo this year, they are streaming some of the biggest names gracing the festival's stages. Here's who played Thursday and who you can expect to watch on Hulu, plus when they are playing:
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