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The Austin City Limits Music Festival ( ACL Festival ) is an annual three-day American music festival that takes place in Austin, Texas at the city's central public park, Zilker Park . Each year, in addition to food & art, most from local vendors, ACL Festival brings together more than 130 acts from all over the world to play rock, indie, country, folk, electronic and more on eight stages. Over 70,000 fans attend the festival each day.

Named after the Austin City Limits|legendary PBS concert series , the Festival is produced by Austin-based C3 Presents , who also produce Lollapalooza . ACL Festival celebrated its 10th Anniversary on September 16–18, 2011. http://www.aclfestival.com/acl-news/early-bird-passes-sold-out/ ACL Festival Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Relationship to television series


The historic Austin City Limits television series focused for many years on Texas singer/songwriters, country and folk performers, and instrument specialists. That is changing as the award-winning television series now resembles the Festival lineup and spotlights artists of every musical genre from rhythm and blues to rock, jazz, and alternative. Performers who have appeared on both the PBS show and the Festival in recent years have included:
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  • Dave Matthews Band

  • Pearl Jam

  • Phish

  • Muse (band)|Muse

  • R.E.M.

  • Willie Nelson

  • Sheryl Crow

  • Coldplay

  • John Mayer

  • Dixie Chicks

  • Modest Mouse

  • The Flaming Lips

  • Jack Johnson (musician)|Jack Johnson

  • Wilco

  • Son Volt

  • Widespread Panic

  • Heartless Bastards

  • Eagles (band)|Eagles

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  • Ben Kweller

  • Van Morrison

  • Trey Anastasio

  • Franz Ferdinand (band)|Franz Ferdinand

  • John Prine

  • Keith Urban

  • Ben Harper

  • Elvis Costello

  • Nickel Creek

  • Cat Power

  • Ghostland Observatory

  • The Raconteurs

  • Switchfoot

  • Cage The Elephant

  • K'Naan

  • Mos Def

  • Arcade Fire

  • Norah Jones

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  • The Black Keys

  • The Shins

  • Corinne Bailey Rae

  • The Pixies

  • Bright Eyes (band)|Bright Eyes with My Morning Jacket

  • Ozomatli

  • Grupo Fantasma (American band)|Grupo Fantasma

  • Café Tacuba

  • Beck

  • Manu Chao

  • Damian Marley

  • Rilo Kiley

  • Silversun Pickups

  • The National (band)|The National

  • The Avett Brothers

  • David Byrne

  • Polyphonic Spree

  • The String Cheese Incident

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    2011


    The 10th anniversary festival took place from September 16–18, 2011. The official lineup was announced on May 17, 2011:cite web|url= http://lineup.aclfestival.com/bands? sort=day|title=2011 Line-up

    col-begincol-3Friday, September 16:
  • Kanye West

  • Coldplay

  • Nas & Damian "Jr Gong" Marley

  • Bright Eyes (band)|Bright Eyes

  • Santigold

  • Pretty Lights

  • Big Boi

  • Ray LaMontagne

  • Cold War Kids

  • Delta Spirit

  • Foster the People

  • Smith Westerns

  • Mavis Staples

  • Jack Ingram

  • James Blake

  • Sara Bareilles

  • Wild Beasts

  • Brandi Carlile

  • Gary Clark Jr.

  • The Secret Sisters

  • Phosphorescent

  • Charles Bradley (singer)|Charles Bradley

  • Reptar

  • Beardyman

  • An Horse

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Futurebirds

  • Theophilus London

  • The Cave Singers

  • Ha Ha Tonka

  • Cults (band)|Cults

  • Francisca Valenzuela

  • Miniature Tigers

  • Hudson Moore

  • Bobby Long (musician)|Bobby Long

  • The Bells Of Joy

  • Disciples Of Christ

  • Sara Hickman

  • The School of Rock

  • Heidi Swedburg

  • Mariana Iranzi

  • Brady Rymer

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  • Stevie Wonder

  • My Morning Jacket

  • Alison Krauss & Union Station

  • Cee Lo Green

  • Cut Copy

  • TV On The Radio

  • Skrillex

  • Iron & Wine

  • Chromeo

  • Gillian Welch

  • Fitz and the Tantrums

  • Court Yard Hounds

  • Young The Giant

  • Alexander

  • J. Roddy Walston & the Business

  • Preservation Hall Jazz Band and The Del McCoury Band

  • City and Colour

  • Twin Shadow

  • The Antlers

  • Wanda Jackson

  • Abigail Washburn & The Village

  • The Belle Brigade

  • Aloe Blacc & The Grand Scheme

  • Daniel Lanois' Black Dub

  • Fool's Gold (band)|Fool's Gold

  • Patrice Pike

  • The Moondoggies

  • Cowboy and Indian

  • Jon Pardi

  • The Warrior Gospel Band

  • Endurance

  • Tyree Morris & The Hearts of Worship

  • Recess Monkey

  • Fresh Millions

  • Tyler Bryant

  • The Kingston Springs

  • Chancellor Warhol

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  • Arcade Fire

  • Manu Chao

  • Fleet Foxes

  • Social Distortion

  • Empire of the Sun (band)|Empire of the Sun

  • Randy Newman

  • Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses

  • Broken Social Scene

  • Death From Above 1979

  • The Airborne Toxic Event

  • Elbow (band)|Elbow

  • The Walkmen

  • Chiddy Bang

  • Gomez (band)|Gomez

  • Awolnation

  • Hayes Carll

  • North Mississippi Allstars

  • Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.

  • The Head and the Heart

  • Mariachi El Bronx

  • Joseph Arthur

  • Bomba Estereo

  • MONA

  • The Vaccines (Canceled due to Justin Young's health issues)

  • The Greencards

  • Nick 13

  • Ruby Jane

  • Little Hurricane

  • MilkDrive

  • The Lee Boys

  • The Durdens

  • Peter DiStefano & Tor

  • The Q Brothers

  • Quinn Sullivan

  • The Barton Hills Choir

  • Seth Walker

  • Courtney Jaye

  • Leroy Powell

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    2010


    The 2010 festival took place on October 8–10, 2010.
    The performers included The Eagles, Phish, Muse, The Strokes, and M.I.A.

    Full list of performers:
    col-begin
    col-3Friday, October 8:
  • Phish

  • The Strokes

  • Spoon (band)|Spoon

  • Vampire Weekend

  • Sonic Youth

  • The Black Keys

  • Slightly Stoopid

  • Beach House

  • The Sword

  • Girls (band)|Girls

  • Miike Snow

  • Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses

  • Blues Traveler

  • The Soft Pack

  • Amos Lee

  • Robert Randolph and The Family Band

  • JJ Grey & MOFRO

  • The Mountain Goats

  • Donavon Frankenreiter

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Nortec Collective Presents: Bostich + Fussible

  • Angus & Julia Stone

  • Band of Heathens|The Band of Heathens

  • GIVERS

  • Charlie Mars

  • Sarah Harmer

  • Chief (band)|Chief

  • Those Darlins

  • Carolyn Wonderland

  • Kings Go Forth

  • The Ettes

  • Vonnegutt

  • Qbeta

  • Sahara Smith

  • Ponderosa (band)|Ponderosa

  • The Kicks

  • Two Tons of Steel

  • Gospel Stars

  • Hockey

  • The School of Rock All Stars

  • The Jellydots

  • The Verve Pipe

  • The Okee Dokee Brothers|Okee Dokee Brothers

  • Tom Freund

  • Wesley Bray & The Disciples of Joy


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  • Muse (band)|Muse

  • M.I.A. (band)|M.I.A.

  • Monsters of Folk

  • LCD Soundsystem

  • Deadmau5

  • Gogol Bordello

  • Broken Bells

  • Pat Green

  • The xx

  • Silversun Pickups

  • Matt and Kim

  • The Temper Trap

  • Local Natives

  • The Gaslight Anthem

  • Lucero (band)|Lucero

  • Pete Yorn

  • Ozomatli

  • Manchester Orchestra

  • Black Lips

  • Bear in Heaven

  • Kinky (band)|Kinky

  • Mayer Hawthorne & The County

  • David Bazan

  • The Very Best

  • Beats Antique

  • Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

  • Two Door Cinema Club

  • Lissie

  • First Aid Kit (band)|First Aid Kit

  • NINJASONIK

  • Dan Black

  • Balmorhea (band)|Balmorhea

  • The Dough Rollers

  • Caitlin Rose

  • The Jane Shermans

  • Run With Bulls

  • Heavenly Voices

  • Jones Family Singers

  • The Jellydots

  • Elizabeth Mitchell

  • Tom Freund

  • Frances England

  • Sugar Free All-Stars

  • Basia Bulat

  • Peter DiStefano and Tor


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  • The Eagles

  • The Flaming Lips

  • Band of Horses

  • Norah Jones

  • Robert Earl Keen

  • The National (band)|The National

  • Yeasayer

  • Portugal. The Man

  • Rebelution (band)|Rebelution

  • Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros

  • Devendra Banhart and the Grogs

  • Shearwater

  • Maxim Ludwig & The Santa Fe Seven

  • Foals

  • The Morning Benders

  • Sugar Free All-Stars

  • Elizabeth Mitchell

  • White Rabbits (band)|White Rabbits

  • The Okee Dokee Brothers|Okee Dokee Brothers

  • Q Brothers ( JAQ and GQ (actor)|GQ )

  • Frances England

  • The Verve Pipe

  • TV Torso

  • Frank Turner

  • Dawes (band)|Dawes

  • The Constellations (band)|The Constellations

  • Midlake

  • Switchfoot

  • Cage the Elephant

  • Ruby Jane Smith|Ruby Jane

  • Speak (group)|SPEAK

  • JD & The Straight Shot

  • MyNameIsJohnMichael

  • The Henry Clay People

  • T Bird and the Breaks

  • Buddy & The Straight Way Travelers

  • Ashley Cleveland & Kenny Greenberg

  • The Relatives

  • Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

  • Martin Sexton

  • Richard Thompson (musician)|Richard Thompson

  • Warpaint (band)|Warpaint

  • Blind Pilot

  • Lance Herbstrong

  • Ted Leo and the Pharmacists


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    2009


    The 2009 festival took place on October 2–4, 2009. Performers included:

    Col-beginCol-3Friday, October 2:
  • Kings of Leon

  • Yeah Yeah Yeahs

  • Thievery Corporation

  • John Legend

  • Them Crooked Vultures

  • Coheed and Cambria

  • Andrew Bird

  • Phoenix (band)|Phoenix

  • Bassnectar

  • Medeski, Martin & Wood

  • Avett Brothers

  • Reckless Kelly

  • Los Amigos Invisibles

  • The Walkmen

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Robyn Hitchcock|Robyn Hitchcock and the Venus 3

  • Poi Dog Pondering

  • Dr. Dog

  • Blitzen Trapper

  • The Knux

  • Daniel Johnston

  • School of Seven Bells

  • Todd Snider

  • Walter "Wolfman" Washington

  • K'Naan

  • The Greencards

  • The Wood Brothers

  • Sara Watkins

  • The Parlor Mob

  • The Low Anthem

  • Leatherbag

  • Jonell Mosser

  • Sarah Siskind

  • Nelo (band)|Nelo

  • The Gospel Silvertones

  • Diaconos


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  • Dave Matthews Band

  • Ghostland Observatory

  • The Levon Helm Band

  • Mos Def

  • The Decemberists

  • Flogging Molly

  • Citizen Cope

  • Sound Tribe Sector 9|STS9 (Sound Tribe Sector 9)

  • Bon Iver

  • Mutemath

  • !!!

  • ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead

  • DeVotchka

  • Bob Schneider|The Scabs

  • Grizzly Bear

  • The Airborne Toxic Event

  • The Raveonettes

  • Federico Aubele

  • The Felice Brothers

  • Eek-A-Mouse

  • Henry Butler

  • Zac Brown Band

  • John Vanderslice

  • The Virgins

  • Alberta Cross

  • Sam Roberts Band

  • Bell X1

  • Deer Tick

  • The Henry Clay People

  • Cotton Jones

  • Papa Mali

  • Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights

  • Mimicking Birds

  • Sarah Jaffe

  • The Soul Stirrers

  • Jeffrey Steele

  • Damien Horne

  • Palm School Elementary

  • Quinn Sullivan

  • The Dexateens


    • Col-3Sunday, October 4:
  • Pearl Jam

  • Ben Harper and Relentless7

  • The Dead Weather

  • Toadies

  • The B-52's

  • Arctic Monkeys

  • Clutch

  • Michael Franti & Spearhead

  • Girl Talk (musician)|Girl Talk

  • Dirty Projectors

  • Passion Pit

  • Heartless Bastards

  • White Lies (band)|White Lies

  • Dan Auerbach

  • Raul Malo

  • Brett Dennen

  • The Dodos

  • Preservation Hall

  • Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears

  • State Radio

  • Here We Go Magic

  • David Garza

  • Sixto Diaz Rodriguez

  • Marva Wright

  • Rebirth Brass Band

  • Terri Hendrix

  • Alela Diane

  • Lisa Hannigan

  • L.A.X.

  • Suckers (band)|Suckers

  • Sons of Bill

  • Jypsi

  • Danny Brooks

  • Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band

  • The Durdens

  • Vince Mira

  • Keith Gattis


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    2008


    The 2008 edition took place September 26–28, 2008.

    Official Lineup

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  • Foo Fighters

  • Robert Plant & Alison Krauss

  • Beck

  • The Mars Volta

  • Manu Chao

  • David Byrne (musician)|David Byrne

  • John Fogerty

  • The Raconteurs

  • Gnarls Barkley

  • Conor Oberst Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band|and the Mystic Valley Band

  • N.E.R.D.

  • Erykah Badu

  • Robert Earl Keen

  • Patty Griffin

  • Tegan & Sara

  • Iron & Wine

  • G. Love & Special Sauce

  • Neko Case

  • Band of Horses

  • The Swell Season

  • Silversun Pickups

  • Gogol Bordello

  • Gillian Welch

  • Eli Young Band

  • The Black Keys

  • Against Me!

  • Jakob Dylan and the Gold Mountain Rebels

  • Okkervil River (band)|Okkervil River

  • Galactic

  • Kevin Fowler

  • Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings

  • Hot Chip

  • Vampire Weekend

  • Slightly Stoopid

  • Alejandro Escovedo

  • Blues Traveler

  • Roky Erickson

  • Yonder Mountain String Band

  • Spiritualized

  • Flyleaf

  • Fleet Foxes

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  • Drive-by Truckers

  • Old 97's

  • Stars (Canadian band)|Stars

  • José González

  • Cansei de Ser Sexy|CSS

  • Del the Funky Homosapien

  • Man Man

  • Jamie Lidell

  • MGMT

  • The Fratellis

  • What Made Milwaukee Famous

  • M. Ward

  • Jenny Lewis

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Mason Jennings

  • Heartless Bastards

  • Antibalas

  • The Nachito Herrera All-Stars

  • Shooter Jennings

  • Xavier Rudd

  • Yeasayer

  • The Octopus Project|Octopus Project

  • Joe Bonamassa

  • The Kills

  • White Denim

  • Louis XIV (band)|Louis XIV

  • Delta Spirit

  • Abigail Washburn and the Sparrow Quartet featuring Béla Fleck

  • Rodney Crowell

  • Mates of State

  • Nicole Atkins & The Sea

  • Electric Touch

  • Black Joe Lewis & the Honey Bears

  • Dan Dyer

  • Back Door Slam

  • Tristan Prettyman

  • The Strange Boys

  • Ryan Bingham

  • The Black and White Years

  • Scott H. Biram

  • Les Frčres Guissé

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  • Priscilla Ahn

  • Freddy Jones Band|Freddy Jones

  • Colour Revolt

  • Five Times August

  • Langhorne Slim

  • Sybris

  • Mugison

  • Eli "Paper Boy" Reed and the True Loves

  • Bavu Blakes & the Extra Plairs

  • AA Bondy

  • Christopher Denny

  • Mike Farris

  • The Lee Boys

  • South Austin Jug Band

  • American Bang

  • Bobby Bare, Jr.

  • Massacoustics

  • The Belleville Outfit

  • We Go to 11

  • The M's

  • Band of Heathens

  • City and Colour

  • Sunny Sweeney

  • Elizabeth Wills

  • Bonnie Bishop

  • Ben Sollee

  • Ben Cylus

  • The Concert Supremes

  • River City Christionettes

  • Shields of Faith

  • The Steps

  • The Jones Family Singers

  • Nakia and his Southern Cousins

  • Brotherly Luv

  • The Hensley Ensemble

  • The Paul Green School of Rock Music|School of Rock

  • Jambo

  • Q Brothers

  • Buck Howdy with BB

  • Uncle Rock

  • Big Don

  • Mr. Ray

  • The Jimmies

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    2007



    The 2007 Austin City Limits Music Festival occurred September 14 15, 16 in Zilker Park. Several acts, including Amy Winehouse The White Stripes and Rodrigo y Gabriela cancelled their appearances at the festival due to health reasons, the latter two on very short notice. The scheduled performance by Saturday headliner, The White Stripes was replaced by moving already scheduled Muse (band)|Muse into the headlining slot.

    Other notable moments include Friday when a propane tank was ignited and a fire broke out in the service area, burning down two trailers and several port-o-potties. Four people who were working at the festival were injured, two of them seriously. A second fire broke out on the speaker stack at the AT& T stage during Björk 's set, but it was quickly extinguished and no injuries were reported. http://www.austin360.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/music/entries/2007/09/16/acl_bob_dylan.html austin360.com

    The following artists performed at the festival:

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  • Bob Dylan

  • Björk

  • The Killers

  • Muse (band)|Muse

  • Arcade Fire

  • Wilco

  • My Morning Jacket

  • Queens of the Stone Age

  • Bloc Party

  • Arctic Monkeys

  • Gotan Project

  • Joss Stone

  • Damien Rice

  • Robert Earl Keen

  • Lucinda Williams

  • Spoon (band)|Spoon

  • Blue October

  • Indigo Girls

  • The Decemberists

  • Paolo Nutini

  • Regina Spektor

  • Crowded House

  • Common (rapper)|Common

  • Steve Earle

  • Ziggy Marley

  • Stephen Marley (musician)|Stephen Marley

  • Kaiser Chiefs

  • LCD Soundsystem

  • Devotchka

  • Augustana (band)|Augustana

  • Amos Lee

  • M.I.A. (artist)|M.I.A.

  • Ben Kweller

  • Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

  • Andrew Bird

  • Bela Fleck & The Flecktones

  • Pete Yorn

  • Ghostland Observatory

  • Cross Canadian Ragweed

  • Reverend Horton Heat

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  • Butch Walker

  • Peter Bjorn and John

  • Sound Tribe Sector 9

  • Cold War Kids

  • Yo La Tengo

  • Joseph Arthur & The Lonely Astronauts,

  • Zap Mama

  • Blonde Redhead

  • Eli Young Band

  • Aterciopelados

  • Heartless Bastards

  • Raul Malo

  • James Hunter (singer)|James Hunter

  • Mighty Clouds of Joy

  • Del McCoury Band

  • Preservation Hall Jazz Band

  • Andy Palacio & the Garifima Collective,

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Ryan Shaw

  • Will Hoge

  • The National (band)|The National

  • Beausoleil

  • Midlake

  • Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

  • Railroad Earth

  • Dax Riggs

  • Sound Team

  • The Legendary Soul Stirrers

  • Charlie Musselwhite

  • JJ Grey & Mofro

  • Young Love (band)|Young Love

  • The Dynamites featuring Charles Walker

  • Ian Ball

  • The Little Ones

  • Manchester Orchestra

  • Patterson Hood

  • Billy Joe Shaver

  • Fionn Regan

  • Big Sam's Funky Nation

  • John Ralston (musician)|John Ralston

  • Dr. Dog

    • Col-3-of-3
  • The Broken West

  • Rose Hill Drive

  • Brandon Rhyder

  • Ocote Soul Sounds

  • Sara Hickman

  • Jon Dee Graham

  • Kevin Devine

  • Ike Reilly Assassination

  • Greyhounds

  • Guy Forsyth

  • Adam Hood

  • Cary Ann Hearst & The Gun Street Girls

  • The Jones Family Singers

  • The Gospel Silvertones

  • The Shields of Faith

  • Sylvia St. James

  • Jeffrey Steele

  • Amy Cook

  • Trent Summar & The New Row Mob

  • Back Door Slam

  • Mario Matteoli

  • Kara Grainger

  • One Mississippi

  • Kevin McKinney

  • Jennifer Nicely

  • Sahara Smith

  • The Wonderful Harmonizers

  • Loretta Williams

  • Gurnell

  • Amy LaVere

  • The Paul Green School of Rock Music|The Paul Green School of Rock All-Stars

  • The Steps

  • We Go To 11

  • The Sippy Cups

  • Daddy A Go Go

  • Farmer Jason

  • Q Brothers

  • Jambo

  • The Bummkinn Band

  • Cecil Jorgensen

  • The Jellydots

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    2006


    The 2006 festival took place on September 15, 16, and 17.

    Ben Kweller suffered a nosebleed during his set. He attempted to stem the flow by inserting a tampon, thrown to him by an audience member, into his nostril. The tampon expanded painfully and then he removed it. Kweller performed two more songs until he had to leave the stage. http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/11717282/the_10_best_shows_at_austin_city_limits_2006/2 Rolling Stone, The 10 Best Shows at Austin City Limits The next day when The Flaming Lips performed, lead singer Wayne Coyne asked the audience to throw tampons at him to help mop up his signature fake blood. It continued to rain tampons on the band for well over two songs.

    Lineup


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  • Tom Petty

  • Van Morrison

  • Willie Nelson

  • Massive Attack

  • John Mayer

  • The String Cheese Incident

  • Ben Harper

  • The Flaming Lips

  • The Raconteurs

  • Ghostland Observatory

  • Los Lonely Boys

  • The Shins

  • Ween

  • Thievery Corporation

  • Los Lobos

  • Ben Kweller

  • G Love and Special Sauce

  • Matisyahu

  • Gnarls Barkley

  • Muse (band)|Muse

  • Cat Power and the Memphis Rhythm Band

  • Ray Lamontagne .

  • Nickel Creek

  • Damian Jr Gong Marley

  • The Tragically Hip

  • Kings of Leon

  • Iron & Wine

  • Kasey Chambers

  • Aimee Mann

  • Galactic

  • The New Orleans Social Club

  • Calexico (band)|Calexico

  • The New Pornographers

  • Son Volt

  • Guster

  • Explosions in the Sky

  • Deadboy and the Elephantmen

  • Secret Machines

  • Jack Ingram

  • Brazilian Girls

  • Gomez (band)|Gomez

  • Stars (Canadian band)|Stars

    • Col-2-of-3
  • Wolf Parade

  • Sparklehorse

  • Paolo Nutini

  • Nada Surf

  • The Blue Van

  • Los Amigos Invisibles

  • Leslie Feist|Feist

  • Phoenix (band)|Phoenix

  • KT Tunstall

  • Donavon Frankenreiter

  • Oliver Mtukudzi & Black Spirits

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Buckwheat Zydeco

  • Husky Rescue

  • Jimmie Dale Gilmore

  • The Subdudes

  • BoDeans

  • The Greencards

  • Guy Clark

  • Kathleen Edwards

  • The Long Winters

  • The Stills

  • Charlie Sexton

  • Alexi Murdoch

  • Pierre Guimard

  • Matt Costa

  • Matt Nathanson

  • Okkervil River (band)|Okkervil River

  • Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

  • Sparta (band)|Sparta (later canceled)

  • Benevento-Russo Duo

  • Randy Rogers Band

  • Federico Aubele

  • What Made Milwaukee Famous

  • José González|Jose Gonzalez

  • Ian McLagan and The Bump Band

  • New Monsoon

  • Del Castillo

  • Fields (band)|Fields

  • Lou Ann Barton

  • Beto y Los Fairlanes|Beto and the Fairlanes

  • I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness

  • Brett Dennen

    • Col-3-of-3
  • TV on the Radio

  • Centro-matic

  • Marah (band)|Marah

  • Sam Roberts

  • Rocky Votolato

  • Murder by Death (band)|Murder by Death

  • The Black Angels (band)|The Black Angels

  • Anathallo

  • The Rocket Summer

  • Sara Hickman

  • Sylvia St. James and The Gospel Stars

  • Terri Hendrix

  • Trish Murphy

  • Patrice Pike

  • The Durdens

  • The Jones Family Singers

  • Sterling Lands and The Warrior Gospel Band

  • Joe McDermott and the Smart Little Creatures

  • The Biscuit Brothers

  • Imagination Movers

  • Elvis Perkins

  • The New Soul Invaders

  • South Austin Jug Band

  • Greyhounds

  • Star Kids Yoga

  • Joy Davis

  • Daniella Cotton

  • Troy Campbell Band

  • The Palm Elementary School Choir

  • Asheba

  • White Ghost Shivers

  • The Gospel Silvertones

  • The Anointed Voicez

  • Ghandaia

  • Melissa Reaves

  • Claire Small

  • Eli Young Band

  • Rodney Hayden

  • Robyn Ludwick

  • Peter Dawson Band

  • Andrew Bird

  • Mason Jennings

    • Col-end

    2005


    The 2005 festival took place on September 23, 24, and 25.

    The 2005 Austin City Limits Festival won Pollstar's Festival of the Year Award. This was also the infamous "Dust Bowl" year where dust kicked up by the festival crowd made it difficult for audiences to breathe. The following year, sprinklers were installed in Zilker Park to remedy this problem.

    Lineup


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  • Coldplay

  • Widespread Panic

  • The Allman Brothers Band

  • Oasis (band)|Oasis

  • The Black Crowes

  • Roky Erickson and The Explosives

  • Lyle Lovett & His Large Band

  • Wilco

  • Robert Randolph & the Family Band

  • John Prine

  • Lucinda Williams

  • Franz Ferdinand (band)|Franz Ferdinand

  • Buddy Guy

  • Jet (band)|Jet

  • Dierks Bentley

  • Thievery Corporation

  • Arcade Fire

  • Death Cab for Cutie

  • Bob Mould Band

  • Built to Spill

  • Bloc Party

  • Steve Earle & The Dukes with guest Allison Moorer

  • Blues Traveler

  • Gov't Mule

  • Drive-By Truckers

  • Kasabian

  • Zap Mama

  • Robert Earl Keen

  • Keane (band)|Keane

  • Tortoise (band)|Tortoise

  • Doves (band)|Doves

  • The Black Keys

  • Kaiser Chiefs

  • Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon

  • The Walkmen

  • Jason Mraz

  • Rilo Kiley

  • Spoon (band)|Spoon

  • The Decemberists

  • The Bravery

    • Col-2-of-3
  • Eisley

  • Blue October

  • Grupo Fantasma (American band)|Grupo Fantasma

  • Kermit Ruffins ,

  • The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

  • Rev. Dan Willis & The All Nations Choir

  • Morgan Heritage

  • Ricardo Lemvo & Makina Loca

  • Ruthie Foster

  • deSol

  • The Frames

  • Mates of State

  • Martin Sexton

  • The Fiery Furnaces

  • Aterciopelados (later canceled)

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • M83 (band)|M83

  • Tegan and Sara

  • Mike Doughty 's Band

  • Split Lip Rayfield

  • Rachael Yamagata

  • Bobby Bare, Jr.

  • MOFRO

  • The New Amsterdams

  • Ambulance LTD

  • Slightly Stoopid

  • dios Malos

  • Brave Combo

  • Aqualung (musician)|Aqualung

  • Dave Alvin & the Guilty Men

  • John Butler Trio

  • Bruce Robison

  • What Made Milwaukee Famous

  • Kevin Fowler

  • Jack Ingram

  • Cory Morrow

  • Grady (band)|Grady

  • The Weary Boys

  • Wayne Hancock|Wayne "The Train" Hancock

  • Monte Warden

    • Col-3-of-3
  • Zykos

  • Sound Team

  • Asylum Street Spankers

  • Pong (album)|Pong

  • Oliver Future

  • The Real Heroes

  • Bukka Allen

  • Hairy Apes BMX

  • Nic Armstrong & The Thieves

  • The Gospel Stars

  • Donna the Buffalo

  • The Shields of Faith

  • Star Kids Yoga

  • The Jones Family Singers

  • St. James Inc.

  • South Austin Jug Band

  • The Lighthouse Singers

  • Kacy Crowley

  • Casey McPherson

  • Tristan Prettyman

  • The Massacoustics

  • Joe McDermott (musician)|Joe McDermott

  • Sara Hickman

  • Anthropos (band)|Anthropos

  • The Palm Elementary School Choir

  • Lucas Miller

  • Imagination Movers

  • Free Sől

  • Jeff Black (singer-songwriter)|Jeff Black

  • KJAE

  • Austin Hartley-Leonard

  • Maneja Beto

  • Austin Collins Band

  • The Biscuit Brothers

  • Patrick Davis

  • Kelley Hunt

  • The Experiment Experience

  • The Blue Van .

    • Col-end
    Last minute replacement acts included:
    Col-beginCol-1-of-2
  • Deadboy and the Elephantmen

  • The Texiles featuring members of Iguana (disambiguation)The Iguanas Disambiguation needed|date=June 2011

    • Col-2-of-2
  • The Double (band)|The Double

  • Tracy Bonham and more

    • Col-end
    Several acts were scheduled to appear, but cancelled due to transportation issues arising from Hurricane Rita, they included:
    Col-beginCol-1-of-3
  • Bettye LaVette

  • The Lost Trailers

  • Nine Black Alps

  • Kathleen Edwards

  • Mindy Smith

    • Col-2-of-3
  • Ditty Bops

  • Tegan and Sara

  • Missy Higgins

    • Col-3-of-3
  • Kate York

  • Los Aterciopelados

  • Naturally 7 and numerous others.

    • Col-end

    2004


    The 2004 festival took place on September 17, 18, and 19.

    The 2004 festival had eight stages, and, on the second day of the festival, a top attendance of 75,000 people.

    Lineup


    Col-beginCol-1-of-3
  • Ryan Adams

  • American Analog Set

  • Terry Allen (country singer)|Terry Allen

  • Trey Anastasio

  • Anthropos Arts Student Band

  • Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Marcia Ball

  • Bobby Bare, Jr.

  • The Bells of Joy

  • Ben Harper

  • Big Head Todd and the Monsters

  • The Biscuit Brothers

  • The Blind Boys of Alabama

  • Broken Social Scene

  • Doyle Bramhall

  • Marc Broussard

  • Clarence Gatemouth Brown|Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown

  • Solomon Burke

  • Henry Butler

  • John Butler Trio

  • Cake (band)|Cake

  • Calexico (band)|Calexico

  • Rosanne Cash

  • Cat Power

  • Troy Campbell

  • Neko Case

  • Centro-matic

  • Cooper's Uncle

  • Elvis Costello and The Imposters

  • Sheryl Crow

  • Kacy Crowley

  • Dashboard Confessional

  • Howie Day

  • Deadman

  • The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

  • Drive-By Truckers

  • The Durdens

  • Electric Church

  • Joe Ely

  • Endochine

  • Franz Ferdinand (band)|Franz Ferdinand

    • Col-2-of-3
  • Guy Forsyth

  • Donavon Frankenreiter

  • David Garza

  • The Gospelaires

  • The Gourds

  • The Greencards

  • G. Love & Special Sauce

  • Gomez (band)|Gomez

  • Pat Green

  • Patty Griffin

  • Butch Hancock

  • Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals

  • Earl Harvin Trio

  • Terri Hendrix

  • The Holmes Brothers

  • The Honorary Title

  • Jack Ingram

  • Mason Jennings

  • Jack Johnson (musician)|Jack Johnson

  • The Killers

  • Dayna Kurtz

  • Ben Kweller

  • Los Lonely Boys

  • Ray Lamontagne

  • Tucker Livingston

  • Louque

  • Shelby Lynne

  • Joe McDermott (musician)|Joe McDermott

  • Medeski Martin & Wood

  • Lucas Miller

  • The Mighty Sincere Voices of Navasota

  • Modest Mouse

  • Monte Montgomery

  • Abra Moore

  • MOFRO

  • Trish Murphy

  • My Morning Jacket

  • The Neville Brothers

  • New Monsoon

  • North Mississippi Allstars

    • Col-3-of-3
  • Old 97's

  • Ollabelle

  • Palm Elementary Choir

  • Papa Mali

  • Particle (band)|Particle

  • Patrice Pike

  • The Pierces

  • The Pixies

  • Davis Raines

  • Rebirth Brass Band

  • Reckless Kelly

  • Bruce Robison

  • The Roots

  • Rose Hill Drive

  • Josh Rouse

  • Bob Schneider

  • The Shields of Faith

  • The Slip (band)|The Slip

  • The Soundtrack of Our Lives

  • Slightly Stoopid

  • Sloan (band)|Sloan

  • Mindy Smith

  • Spoon (band)|Spoon

  • Samantha Stollenwerck

  • Star Kid's Yoga

  • The Legendary Soul Stirrers

  • Tea Leaf Green

  • Toots & The Maytals

  • Trout Fishing in America

  • J.T. Van Zandt

  • Rachael Yamagata

  • Warrior

  • The Wailers (1963-1974 band)|The Wailers

  • Walter "Wolfman" Washington & the Roadmasters

  • Dale Watson

  • Jason White (singer-songwriter)|Jason White

  • Holly Williams

  • Kelly Willis

  • Wilco

  • Willy Mason

    • Col-end

    2003


    Lineup


    Col-beginCol-1-of-3
  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • The Bells of Joy

  • Jane Bond

  • Ellida Bonet

  • Doyle Bramhall

  • Bright Eyes (band)|Bright Eyes

  • Richard Buckner

  • Burke Sisters

  • Café Tacvba

  • Shawn Camp (musician)|Shawn Camp

  • Caitlin Cary

  • Rosanne Cash

  • The Charlie Hunter Trio

  • Cody ChesnuTT

  • W. C. Clark

  • Gary Clark, Jr.

  • Shawn Colvin

  • Corn Mo

  • Cowgirl Sue

  • Cross Canadian Ragweed

  • The Damnations

  • The Dandy Warhols

  • Del Castillo

  • Karl Denson's Tiny Universe

  • The Derailers

  • Donavon Frankenreiter|The Donavon Frankenreiter Band

  • Drive-By Truckers

  • The Durdens

  • Steve Earle & the Dukes

  • Tim Easton

  • John Eddie

  • Marcus Eddie

  • Electric Church

  • Endochine

  • The Faithful Gospel Singers

  • Jay Farrar

  • Joe Firstman

  • Ruthie Foster

  • Michael Franti & Spearhead

  • G. Love & Special Sauce

  • Galactic

  • Davíd Garza

    • Col-2-of-3
  • The Gospel Stars

  • The Gospelaires

  • The Gourds

  • Al Green

  • Pat Green

  • Patty Griffin

  • Wayne Hancock

  • Ed Harcourt

  • Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals

  • Terri Hendrix

  • Sara Hickman

  • Jack Ingram

  • The Jellydots

  • Mason Jennings

  • Jack Johnson (musician)|Jack Johnson

  • Robert Earl Keen

  • Justin King (guitarist)|Justin King

  • Kaki King *

  • Kings of Leon

  • Jeff Klein

  • Ben Kweller

  • Jimmy Lafave

  • Miranda Lambert

  • Leftover Salmon

  • Los Lobos

  • Los Lonely Boys

  • The Mavericks

  • Joe McDermott (musician)|Joe McDermott

  • Kevin McKinney

  • Tift Merritt

  • Midlake

  • The Mighty Sincere Voices of Navasota

  • Abra Moore

  • Ian Moore (musician)|Ian Moore

  • Alexi Murdoch

  • Beaver Nelson

  • Nickel Creek

  • North Mississippi Allstars

  • Of A Revolution|O.A.R.

  • Old 97's

  • Beth Orton

  • Particle (band)|Particle

    • Col-3-of-3
  • Liz Phair

  • The Pierces

  • Patrice Pike

  • The Polyphonic Spree

  • Robert Randolph & the Family Band

  • Rebirth Brass Band

  • Reckless Kelly

  • Pauline Reese

  • R.E.M.

  • Josh Ritter

  • Bruce Robison

  • Craig Ross

  • Kermit Ruffins

  • Bob Schneider

  • Martin Sexton

  • Billy Joe Shaver

  • The Shields of Faith

  • The Shins

  • Small Wonders Puppet Theatre

  • Mindy Smith

  • South Austin Jug Band

  • Soulive

  • Spacetruck

  • Spoon (band)|Spoon

  • Mavis Staples

  • The String Cheese Incident

  • Paul Thorn

  • Topaz

  • J.T. Van Zandt

  • Julieta Venegas

  • Monte Warden

  • Warrior

  • Ween

  • Keller Williams

  • Lucinda Williams

  • Steve Winwood

  • Yo La Tengo

  • Dwight Yoakam

  • Sue Young

  • Yonder Mountain String Band

  • Natalie Zoe

    • Col-end

    2002


    2002 was the inaugural year of the festival. Unlike subsequent years, it was a 2-day event only.

    Lineup


    Col-beginCol-1-of-3
  • Ryan Adams

  • Arc Angels

  • Asleep at the Wheel

  • Joe Bonamassa

  • Jane Bond

  • Blind Boys of Alabama

  • Caitlin Cary

  • Gary Clark, Jr., W. C. Clark

  • Shawn Colvin

  • Cross Canadian Ragweed

  • Karl Denson

  • The Derailers

  • Durden Family Singers

  • Eyes Adrift

  • Faithful Gospel Stars

  • Ruthie Foster

  • Davíd Garza|David Garza

  • G. Love & Special Sauce

  • Gospel Stars

  • The Gourds

    • Col-2-of-3
  • Jon Dee Graham

  • Pat Green

  • Patty Griffin

  • Grupo Fantasma (American band)|Grupo Fantasma

  • Emmylou Harris

  • Caroline Herring

  • The Jayhawks

  • Karl Denson's Tiny Universe

  • Kevin McKinney

  • Li'l Cap'n Travis

  • Los Lobos

  • Luna (band)|Luna

  • James McMurtry

  • Mighty Sincere Voices of Navasota

  • Ramsey Midwood

  • Monte Montgomery

  • Abra Moore

  • Allison Moorer

  • The New Deal

  • Nickel Creek

    • Col-3-of-3
  • Olospo

  • Original Bells of Joy

  • Particle, Patrice Pike & The Black Box

  • Pauline Reese

  • Robert Randolph & the Family Band|Robert Randolph

  • Rebellion

  • Rebirth Brass Band

  • Reckless Kelly

  • Rana (band)|Rana

  • Bob Schneider

  • Soulive

  • Sound Tribe Sector 9

  • South Austin Jug Band

  • Spacetruck

  • The String Cheese Incident

  • Topaz (band)|Topaz

  • Weary Boys

  • Gillian Welch

  • Kelly Willis

  • Wilco

    • Col-end

    See also


    Portal|Texas
  • South by Southwest (SXSW), another music festival in Austin


    • References


    Reflist

    External links


  • http://www.aclfestival.com/ Austin City Limits Festival

  • http://www.stevehopson.com/ACL2005.htm Steve Hopson ACL Photography


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