Once again, Nashvillian acts large and small land amid the Bonnaroo lineup

Music City is well represented at this year's 'Roo — Nashville denizens will be popping up on nearly every stage in the park. Some of these locals need little introduction: breakout country star Sturgill Simpson, for instance, or jam-pop sensations Moon Taxi; piano-pop rock star Ben Folds; banjo innovators Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn; Dobro master Jerry Douglas and his punnily named band, Earls of Leicester.

But further down on the bill, listed in somewhat finer print, are roughly half a dozen Nashville acts making showings on smaller stages. For starters, you have the three up-and-coming acts who won Mercy Lounge and BMI's annual battle-of-the-bands series, Road to Bonnaroo, and who will play Sunday afternoon. There's vaguely tropical-feeling, mildly dancey indie-rock quintet Sol Cat, who will no doubt bring their cucumber-cool, stoner insouciance to the On Tap Lounge. The New Order-influenced sounds of second-round winners Future Unlimited are decidedly more nocturnal, but their set will take place beneath the mid-afternoon sun, while the Round 3 champs, killer garage rockers Chrome Pony, will kick things off in the Lounge that day.

Also playing this year will be hard-and-heavy rockers All Them Witches, who have grown a pretty sizable following thanks to the sludgy sounds on last year's Lightning at the Door — sounds that have been described by some as "desert rock," despite the fact that Middle Tennessee is particularly devoid of deserts. Brooklyn transplants Clear Plastic Masks, meanwhile, are known for their especially frenetic live shows and blues-rooted wild and woolly rock 'n' roll. BASECAMP, on the other hand, does something pretty different from any of the other Nashvillian Bonnaroo artists — the trio makes extraordinarily chill electronic R&B that ought to fit right in on the farm.

Also worth noting will be a late-night Thursday set at Snake & Jake's Christmas Club Barn from a little duo named Snicklefritz. Not familiar with Snicklefritz? We'll just say that grimy local EDM duo Cherub has played more than one set under that name. Will this be a DJ set? A full performance? Will the outfit sneak in another unofficial set? Locate the 'Fritz cats to find out.