Austin City Limits Music Festival - Weekend Two in Austin - Oct 11, 2025

Pierce The Veil

4 concerts

Pierce the Veil put volatile, confessional emotions into their post-hardcore punk sound. Led by Vic Fuentes with Tony Perry and Jaime Preciado, they broke out with A Flair for the Dramatic (2007); Selfish Machines hit No. 1 on Billboard Heatseekers.

The Strokes

11 concerts

New York City rock band formed in 1999 around Julian Casablancas. Known for a hooky punk/new wave/garage sound. Their 2001 debut Is This It went platinum and spawned “Last Nite” and “Someday”; 2020’s The New Abnormal won a Grammy.

Zeds Dead

8 concerts

Formed in 2009 in Toronto by DJs/producers Dylan “DC” Mamid and Zachary “Hooks” Rapp-Rovan, Zeds Dead are an independent electronic act with multiple JUNO nominations. Their debut album Northern Lights (2016) hit Billboard Top 10 and features Diplo.

Ocean Alley

1 concert

Ocean Alley are an Australian six-piece known for their unmistakable sound. Across five albums, they’ve earned chart success in Australia, New Zealand, the UK and USA, with nine singles accredited Gold or higher, including 2025’s Love Balloon.

Spacey Jane

6 concerts

Spacey Jane, hailing from Fremantle, Western Australia, crafts indie rock with jangly riffs and introspective lyrics. Known for their dynamic live shows, they gained fame with "Booster Seat," an ARIA Song of the Year winner. Their discography includes the chart-topping "Here Comes Everybody" and the 2025 album "If That Makes Sense," alongside their EP "Exit Wounds."

Shallowater

8 concerts

Shallowater is a Texas slowcore band, formed in Lubbock in 2021, now based in Houston. They craft "West Texas dirtgaze," a blend of slowcore, alt-country, and post-rock. Notable albums include "There Is a Well" (2023) and the Stereogum "Album of the Week" "God's Gonna Give You a Million Dollars" (2025), featuring tracks like "Highway" and "Sadie." They collaborated with Hayden Pedigo and received an endorsement from Ethel Cain, known for their expansive sound.

Southall

9 concerts

Founded in Stillwater, Oklahoma, Southall (formerly The Read Southall Band) blends Red Dirt country with hard rock/metal and mellow vibes; guitar-heavy original songwriting.

South Arcade

16 concerts

South Arcade, an English alt-pop-rock band from Oxford, formed in 2021. Known for viral practice videos, their sound blends pop punk, alternative rock, and nu metal, drawing comparisons to Avril Lavigne and Bring Me the Horizon. Popular tracks include "Danger," "Stone Cold Summer," and "Supermodels," with EPs like "2005" and "PLAY!" receiving acclaim.

Odeal

6 concerts

Odeal, a British-French singer of Nigerian origin, born in Germany and raised across Europe and Africa, blends R&B, Afro-fusion, and Alté. Known for hits like "Soh-Soh" and "Blame U," he released albums such as "Lustropolis" and "The Summer That Saved Me." Odeal was named Billboard's African Rookie of the Year in 2025 and received 2026 MOBO nominations. He has collaborated with artists including Summer Walker and Wizkid.

Fujii Kaze

2 concerts

Fujii Kaze is a Japanese singer-songwriter. He released the albums HELP EVER HURT NEVER (2020), LOVE ALL SERVE ALL (2022) and Prema (2025), all of which hit No. 1 on Billboard Japan’s Hot Albums chart.

DON WEST

2 concerts

Don West is an Australian soul musician and model from Sydney. Known for his "coastal soul" sound, he draws inspiration from Marvin Gaye and Al Green. His popular songs include "Rather Be Lonely" and "Small Change". He released his debut EP in 2024 and the album "Give Me All Your Love" in 2025, which charted on the ARIA Albums Chart. He has collaborated with Hayley Mary and Meg Mac. West is celebrated for his captivating showmanship and soulful voice.

Eric Slick

Eric Slick, Nashville-based artist, blends sunny vibes with acerbic synth-pop in New Age Rage, exploring dystopian futures and road-life anxieties, diverging from his '70s-rock-inspired Wiseacre.

Yoke Lore

Adrian Galvin is a Los Angeles-based artist who performs ecstatic folk pop as Yoke Lore. Raised in New York, he co-founded dance company Boomerang and creates much of the project’s visual art. His debut album is Toward a Never Ending New Beginning.

Austin City Limits Music Festival presented by Austin Parks Foundation

Austin City Limits Music Festival is an annual music festival held in Zilker Park in Austin, Texas. Founded in 2002 and inspired by the historic PBS music television series of the same name, the event takes place over two consecutive three-day weekends. It is widely recognized for showcasing a diverse, multi-genre lineup across multiple stages, attracting hundreds of thousands of attendees each year.

Sabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter, a singer-songwriter and actress from the US, blends pop and indie styles. Known for hits like "Espresso," she's earned multiple gold/platinum awards and topped global charts.

Magdalena Bay

Magdalena Bay is an American alternative pop duo from Miami, Florida, featuring Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin. Known for their unique blend of synth-pop, electropop, and DIY aesthetics, they gained acclaim with albums like Mercurial World (2021) and Imaginal Disk (2024). Popular tracks include "Killshot" and "Secrets (Your Fire)". They are recognized for creative visuals and innovative sound.

Doechii

Doechii is a Tampa-born, Los Angeles-based hip-hop/rap artist. Her 19-track mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal follows Eurodance-inspired hit “Alter Ego” and 600M+ streams for “What It Is (Block Boy),” plus opening for Beyoncé and touring with Doja Cat.

Japanese Breakfast

Japanese Breakfast’s fourth album, For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women), is the band’s first proper studio release. Produced by Grammy winner Blake Mills and tracked at Sound City in Los Angeles, it’s led by frontwoman and songwriter Michelle Zauner.

LP Giobbi

LP Giobbi is a DJ/producer, jazz-trained pianist and activist known for Grateful Dead remixes. Her debut album Light Places (2023) won DJ Mag’s Producer of the Year and earned an NPR Favorite New Musicians nod; she has 340M+ streams.

Joey Valence & Brae

Joey Valence & Brae, a hip-hop duo from State College, Pennsylvania, are known for their high-energy blend of punk rap, nerdcore, and 90s-inspired alternative hip-hop. Their breakout single "Punk Tactics" achieved RIAA Gold certification. They have released albums including "Punk Tactics" (2023), "No Hands" (2024), and "Hyperyouth" (2025), and collaborated with artists like JPEGMafia and Rebecca Black. They are celebrated for their viral success and engaging live shows.

Car Seat Headrest

Car Seat Headrest, led by Will Toledo, delivers a bold rock opera, "The Scholars," inspired by apocryphal poetry and classic rock. Known for its collaborative energy and influence from The Who and David Bowie, it's a testament to the band's evolution from a solo project to a cohesive band with a confident sound.

TOPS

Montréal indie pop band TOPS, known for honest, melodic sophisti-pop, blends intimacy and darker themes. With 5 albums, they've shaped the scene through refined, timeless music.

MARINA

Welsh singer MARINA blends disco-lit electro pop with themes of empowerment and love. Known for hits like “Man’s World,” she’s a platinum artist with UK chart-toppers and an Ivor Novello nod.

LA LOM

Los Angeles trio LA LOM (The Los Angeles League of Musicians) features Zac Sokolow, Jake Faulkner, and Nicholas Baker. They craft instrumental takes on 1950s–60s ballads, blending Mexican boleros, cumbia, Peruvian chicha, and Bakersfield country.

Alemeda

Indie Alternative artist Alemeda, born in Ethiopia & Sudan, rose to fame with her viral 2021 debut "Gonna Bleach My Eyebrows". Known for her unique sound, she explored her musical journey, despite early familial disapproval, in her debut EP ‘FK IT’. Featured on COLORS Studios & Uproxx Sessions.

Sydney Rose

Georgia-born Sydney Rose crafts intimate folk-pop, known for ethereal vocals and relatable lyrics. Her viral hits include "We Hug Now" and a "Turning Page" cover. She released the album "One Sided" and EP "I Know What I Want," achieving Billboard chart success.

Djo

Djo, the musical project of Newburyport, Massachusetts-born Joe Keery, crafts psychedelic pop, synth-pop, and indie rock. Formerly of Post Animal, Djo released albums like "Twenty Twenty," "Decide," and "The Crux," with "The Crux Deluxe" following. Popular songs include "End of Beginning," a global hit, and "Chateau (Feel Alright)." His album art for "The Crux" earned a Grammy nomination. He is recognized for his unique sound.

LEISURE

LEISURE, a six-member band known for smooth tunes blending Japanese city pop and Bill Withers vibes, crafts award-winning songs about romance with true friendship.

Dizzy Fae

Dizzy Fae, a classically trained singer and dancer from Minnesota, blends genres with a distinct tone and stage presence. She’s toured with Lizzo and Toro Y Moi.

Olivia Dean

Olivia Dean is a British R&B, pop, and soul singer-songwriter from London. Her critically acclaimed second album, "The Art of Loving" (2025), topped the UK charts and featured the hit single "Man I Need." In 2026, she won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist and multiple Brit Awards, including British Album of the Year. Known for her soulful ballads and self-love anthems, Dean is currently touring globally.

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Ted Hammig and the Campaign

Ted Hammig and The Campaign, from Fayetteville, Arkansas, blend 60s psychedelic harmonies, 70s rock guitars, and 80s glam into a unique modern classic rock sound.

Austin City Limits Music Festival - Weekend Two in Austin, TX

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