Coachella is so last month. It’s time for music fans to pick their summer music fest, and this year there are some tempting options. Here’s a breakdown:

Bonnaroo — $249.50

Perks:

• 4-day pass includes parking and camping.

• 90 percent chance your campground neighbors will be totally awesome hippies, and offer you totally awesome hippie snacks

• Best hip-hop lineup; Best 90s rock lineup (Primus!? Awesome.)

• Comedy theatre featuring Lewis Black.

Bummers:

• Manchester, Tenn., is a long way to go by car, and camping equipment is tough to carry by plane. Take a train.

• Unpredictable weather: sweltering heat turns quickly to chilling storms, and then to murky mud. Pack for all weather.

• Once you’ve set up your campsite, you’re gridlocked in. Get ready to hunker down in your own grime for four days.

Lollapalooza — $215

Perks:

• Held in the middle of downtown Chicago.

• Most mainstream lineup.

• Lenient security.

Bummers:

• Young crowd — Attended largely by Midwestern high school students.

• No camping. Look for a hotel in Chi-town, now.

• Shade is scarce and temperatures can reach the triple digits. Plus, wind.

Sasquatch Festival – $285 (SOLD OUT)

Perks:

• Held in the beautiful Washington countryside.

• Best indie lineup.

• Inclusive camping, and close proximity to nature. Might as well pitch your tent in multiple campsites!

Bummers:

• Sold out – Gotta get your ticket on sketchy eBay or Craigslist.

• Most pricey festival.

• Contents may be unbearably hipster.

— Brandon Specktor