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The "Live Music Capital of The World" will live up to its name this weekend when the Austin City Limits Music Festival kicks off Friday afternoon in Austin, Texas. The festival, which spreads out over two weekends (October 2-4 and October 9-11), will feature an eclectic roster of 130 artists. -
ACL 2015 Live Stream Lineup, Schedule: Watch The Strokes, Deadmau5, ASAP Rocky
Austin City Limits has unveiled the lineup and schedule for its live stream this weekend on Red Bull TV. The two-weekend festival will kick off later today in Austin, Texas with some of the biggest names across music like Run The Jewels, The Strokes, deadmau5, A$AP Rocky, Alabama Shakes, Billy Idol and plenty more. Spread across three different channels for over 8 hours, there will be plenty of music for everyone to enjoy. -
Alice Cooper, Van Warped's Kevin Lyman Flock to FestForward Conference For Festival Business
Behind every major musical festival is a strong team of producers and promoters and on November 22-24, 2015, the masterminds behind the burgeoning music festival industry will come together in Santa Barbara, California for FestForward, an interactive business-to-business conference and networking event. -
Royal Blood Perform "Figure It Out" on 'Late Late Show With James Corden'
When searching for an American late night show to showcase Royal Blood's hard rock talents, the duo landed with fellow UK native James Corden for a rambunctious performance of "Figure It Out" on the 'Late Late Show.' -
Austin City Limits Curfew for Euphoria, Levitate, Other Area Festivals
The legal battle between a popular Austin-area music festival hotspot and neighboring community is over, with a noise curfew in place. Carson Creek Ranch—the host of events including Levitation (previously known as the Austin Psych Fest), EDM festival Euphoria, as well as the Texas Bandits and Outlaws Country Music Festival—drew the ire of a nearby farm and will now be forced to shut down earlier in the evening. -
ACL 2015 Lineup Leaks: The Strokes, Foo Fighters, Drake, Deadmau5 & More
Austin City Limits 2015 is looking to have quite the stacked roster of performers, if a leaked lineup is to be believed. Over the weekend, a snafu on the ACL website revealed that Foo Fighters, The Strokes, Drake and Deadmau5 are all set for the October festival. -
The Black Keys Rock 'Austin City Limits' With 'Howlin' for You,' 'Weight of Love' and More [WATCH]
Austin City Limits is in full swing, and a performance by The Black Keys from last year will air this Saturday (Jan. 31) on PBS. Video from the show has Dan Auerbach and Partick Carney powering through "Weight of Love," "Howlin' for You" and "Too Afraid of Love." J. Roddy Walston & the Business also performed five songs for the episode. -
Ryan Adams, Jenny Lewis Perform on 'Austin City Limits' with "Stay with Me" and "Just One of the Guys" [WATCH]
Ryan Adams and Jenny Lewis performed on the PBS series "Austin City Limits" Saturday, Jan. 24, kicking off the show's 40th season. While Adams's set spanned recordings from 2002 until last year ("Stay with Me"), Lewis relied heavily on her recent "The Voyager" LP with tunes like "Just One of the Guys." Some welcome surprises were Adams doing "When Summer Ends" from 2014's "1984" EP and Lewis digging into Rilo Kiley's "Silver Lining," "Consequence of Sound" noted. -
Spoon 'Austin City Limits' Gig Now Available for Streaming [WATCH]
Spoon had never taken a four-year break between albums before the gap between 2010's "Transference" and 2014's "They Want My Soul." Singer Britt Daniel and Co. recently taped an "Austin City Limits" gig that proved the group is back in the groove, but Daniel also explained why Spoon was gone for so long."When we finished that last tour in November of 2011 — it was at some festival in Germany — we kind of just said, 'Well, that's the last show for awhile, and who knows what's going to happen,'" Daniel told "Entertainment Weekly." "And we were all a little ground down at that point. It had just been too long that we were touring that record. So we went our separate ways without really saying anything."After a few months of "getting a girlfriend" and lying low, Daniel decided to found the Divine Fits with Dan Boeckner. That project kept him going until Spoon were ready to record again last winter.Now, they have — another — critically acclaimed album and appear to be back in the flow of things."I really feel like you can hear that variety on the record, and I feel like it ended up being a good thing," Daniel said. "The second batch [of] songs are a bit wilder. I think they're kind of wilder songs, to begin with, but the recordings of them are a little more out there, and I think that the record needed that."You can check out their recent ACL performance below: -
Live Nation Buys Majority Hold in C3 Presents, Promoter behind Lollapalooza Brand and Austin City Limits
Huge moves on the live music front as Live Nation bought up a huge portion of C3 Presents. The buyer was already the world's largest music event organizer while the bought was the largest independent concert promoter until the purchase. None of the details behind the deal have been disclosed to the public but reports from Billboard claim that Live Nation bought a 51 percent share in C3 for around $125 million. -
Austin City Limits Webcast: Watch Live Sets From Beck, Spoon, Lorde and Dozens More [FULL SCHEDULE]
Austin City Limits is in its second and final week this weekend, and you're able to watch most of the acts from the comfort of your own home. -
Skrillex Documentary 'Let's Make a Spaceship' about Mothership Tour to Premiere at Austin City Limits
Your EDM has reported that Red Bull has teamed up with Skrillex to make a documentary about the dubstep superstar's 2011 Mothership Tour, his first under the "Skrillex" name.
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