Bass producer Mersiv, a fixture of the electronic and dance scene, is bringing his Stonehenge event back to The Caverns for a two-night festival run August 28 and 29, marking two years since the first edition. He headlines both nights, joined by Taiki Nulight, The Widdler and more.
"This place is so special to me, and I can't wait to share it with y'all again," Mersiv said on social media announcing the return of Stonehenge II.
The Caverns, in Grundy County, Tennessee, is built into a natural cave system believed to be around three million years old, with concerts staged underground near a passage called the Big Mouth Cave. Thousands of feet of known cave passages surround the venue, and according to The Caverns, experts believe humans have used the cave system for shelter and gathering for as long as 25,000 years.
Single-day and weekend passes for Stonehenge II are on sale now, along with onsite camping options including pre-pitched tents, RV sites and yurt rentals.
Separate tours of the Big Room Cave are also available for anyone who wants to explore the venue's geology beyond the stage, and the run joins a full late-August slate of dance and bass shows tracked on the festival tracker.
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- Two-night run August 28-29 at The Caverns in Grundy County, Tennessee
- Marks two years since the first Stonehenge event
- Joined by Taiki Nulight, The Widdler and more
- Venue is built into a cave system estimated at three million years old
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