[lonewolfny42]

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS MUSIC FESTIVAL – LIVE WEBCAST – SEPTEMBER 15-17
Austin City Limits Webcast Lineup Announced
If you're like me and can't get to Austin this weekend (I'll be at the Grape Street in Philly to catch Seer), you can watch some of the top acts via webcast.

AT&T has it's Blue Room back in action and will feature exclusive performances from Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, John Mayer, Muse, the Flaming Lips, Son Volt, Thievery Corporation, Ben Kweller, Los Lobos, Aimee Mann, Jack Ingram, KT Tunstall, String Cheese Incident, and more are expected to be added.

Link to Live Webcast.....

[fajimr]

thanks Lonewolf!! great timing.... as I came in to get some work done


Listening to LosLobos now and will stay for aimee mann and come back for Ray LaMontagne- what a great line-up!!!!!!

[lonewolfny42]

thanks Lonewolf!! great timing.... as I came in to get some work done


Listening to LosLobos now and will stay for aimee mann and come back for Ray LaMontagne- what a great line-up!!!!!!

Good line up today....central time....

Sunday September 17th Lineup*
12:30 PM Kathleen Edwards
 
01:30 PM Sam Roberts
 
02:30 PM KT Tunstall
 
03:30 PM Jack Ingram
 
04:30 PM Calexico
 
05:30 PM Sun Volt
 
06:30 PM The Flaming Lips *Partial set only
 
07:00 PM Ben Harper *Partial set only
 
07:45 PM Muse
 
08:30 PM Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

[zybar]

thanks Lonewolf!! great timing.... as I came in to get some work done


Listening to LosLobos now and will stay for aimee mann and come back for Ray LaMontagne- what a great line-up!!!!!!

How was Aimee Mann?

George

[fajimr]

How was Aimee Mann?

gorgeous!!!!! and her music was good too 

[bprice2]

Too bad AT&T didn't cover Massive Attack last night.  Not the show everyone expected, but interesting just the same.  Check out what the Austin American Statesman said.

Massive Attack was the definition of calm and collected class in a moment of would-be band crisis.

The Bristol, England, band brought its sonic landscape of ethereal trip-hop to ACL’s AT&T Stage for a headlining slot that was nothing short of spectacular. The set was even heroic considering that the band only appeared as half of its core.

The act typically performs with Robert del Naja (3D) and Grant “Daddy G” Marshall, as well as a revolving cast of musicians, DJs and collaborators. Early in the set, 3D announced that Marshall would be missing the show because he had provided the only legitimate excuse for missing a gig: His wife gave birth to a baby last night.

“I’d like to introduce an angel named Elizabeth,” said 3D, inciting applause from die-hard fans as former Cocteau Twins chanteuse Elizabeth Fraser emerged from a shadowy stage right.

Fraser hasn’t performed in Austin — or much at all in the United States — in years, although Massive Attack was able to convince her to accompany it stateside for this year’s Coachella festival. Fans close enough to the front of the stage — or the fans who could decipher her image in the gigantic screen — were seemingly the only audience members able to determine for sure Fraiser’s rare appearance.

Massive Attack played an inspired set. A massive highlight was the emotive Fraser classic, “Teardrops.” The band pleased tens of thousand of festival patrons who were either in the know on some of the innovators of electronic music or are from Texas and have seen Willie Nelson headline a show in Austin multiple times before.

Fraser emerged in flowing, pale white clothes, appearing just as as angelic as 3D had described, and made multiple more appearances to sing all af her now famous tracks from Massive Attack’s classic electronica/trip-hop album, “Mezzanine.”