ACL 2009 Lineup Announced
The Austin City Limits Festival announced it’s 2009 lineup, which includes all the acts we’d previously leaked, as well as many more.
Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band, Beastie Boys, Kings of Leon, Thievery Corporation, John Legend, Ghostland Observatory, Sonic Youth, Mos Def and The B-52s are all confirmed from the lineup, just as our source confirmed.
Other highlights include Ben Harper and Relentless7, Jack White’s new project Dead Weather, Toadies, Flogging Molly, Citizen Cope, The Decemberists, Coheed & Cambria, Girl Talk, The Airborne Toxic Event, Clutch, The Scabs, K’naan, The Knux, Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears, Daniel Johnston, and School of Seven Bells.
View the full lineup on ACL’s website, where you can also purchase three day passes for $185. The festival is set for October 2-4 at Zilker Park in downtown Austin.
10 Comments
Most likely wont see any of the top headliners this round. There is still many great acts to see on this bill. I personally am looking forward to Dead Weather, Black Joe Lewis and the Honey Bears, Flogging Molly, The Levon Helm Band, and more. Lets hope the weather holds out for us.
Killer lineup, just too bad about Beastie Boys. I would choose them over Kings of Leon any time.
I agree, this is a great article.A successful blog needs unique, useful content that interests the readers
Thank you very much for that marvelous article
It’s interesting to find how challenging the content side is for some
Inga said “what a load of crap!” just for the sake of irony, but I’ll refrain
Where did this blogger go! How come there is no more posts and no sign-off post if they packed up and left?
Nice job..
Nice job..
Chances are you’ve never heard of Ana Wolken – and after reading her blog posts and the trite prose and contentlessness of her thoughts you’ll understand why Ana Wolken will never leave a mark. Having appreciated diverse types of music over the last 4 decades, including ska and afro-pop and punk, I find Vampire Weekend to be a refreshing and original band that marries these influences in a new and upbeat way. And with clever and interesting lyrics to boot. Fantastic band. I’ll take David Byrne’s opinion over Ana Wolken’s any day.