Weekend Two of Austin City Limits Music Festival continued on Sunday, Oct. 11, with performances from Happy Landing, Radio Free Alice, Dallas Wax, Faouzia, Bo Staloch, Sienna Spiro, Ruskowsky, Turnstile, Labrinth, The Chainsmokers, and more.
Photos by Mckenna Sefcik
Australian indie-rock band Rum Jungle opens up the American Express stage with a surf-pop set.
Australian indie-rock band Rum Jungle opens up the American Express stage with a surf-pop set.
Australian indie-rock band Rum Jungle opens up the American Express stage with a surf-pop set.
Los Angeles-based band Sunday (1994) kicks off its set by performing “Rain” from its 2025 EP Devotion.
Sunday (1994) plays “Stained Glass Window” and “TV Car Chase” from its 2024 self-titled album Sunday (1994).
Sunday (1994) plays “Stained Glass Window” and “TV Car Chase” from its 2024 self-titled album Sunday (1994).
Pop musician Claire Rosinkranz opens her set with “Kiss,” the dreamy track from her 2026 album My Lover.
Rosinkranz’s guitarist looks into the crowd during “Kiss.”
Rosinkranz performs “Jayden,” a song she wrote inspired by her sister’s dating experience.
Indie-pop singer-songwriter Audrey Hobert wears a trench coat and fake glasses while performing “I like to touch people,” the opening track from her debut album Who’s the Clown?
Hobert dances across the stage during the rhythmic track “Drive.”
Fans on the barricade scream the lyrics to Hobert’s “Wet Hair”: “Sad old me showed up with wet hair / Like it didn't matter and I didn't care / Oh (oh, mmm).”
Los Angeles-based band Saint Motel performs the bold track “Destroyer”: “And as she goes walking out the door / She turned to me once more, and she sang / I don't break hearts, no that's not me / I don't break hearts, I destroy them.”
Los Angeles-based band Saint Motel performs the bold track “Destroyer”: “And as she goes walking out the door / She turned to me once more, and she sang / I don't break hearts, no that's not me / I don't break hearts, I destroy them.”
Los Angeles-based band Saint Motel performs the bold track “Destroyer”: “And as she goes walking out the door / She turned to me once more, and she sang / I don't break hearts, no that's not me / I don't break hearts, I destroy them.”
Electropop artist Noga Erez opens her set with “Duck Season,” an unreleased track off her upcoming album.
Erez performs “A+” from her 2024 album THE VANDALIST.
Erez performs “A+” from her 2024 album THE VANDALIST.
Drummer Max Bassin of American rock band Geese drums along to the beat of “Islands of Men” from the band’s 2025 album Getting Killed.
Geese vocalist Cameron Winter slowly sings the lyrics of “Cobra”: “Baby, you should be ashamed / You should be shame's only daughter.”
A Geese fan holds up a “Pick Me” sign on the barricade during “Husbands.”
Dev Hynes, also known as Blood Orange, opens his set with “Somewhere in Between” from his 2025 album Essex Honey.
Dev Hynes, also known as Blood Orange, opens his set with “Somewhere in Between” from his 2025 album Essex Honey.
Hynes continues his set with a captivating performance of “Sutphin Boulevard.”
During the beginning of “Overcompensate,” Tyler Joseph of Twenty One Pilots, enters the stage by jumping through white fog.
Joseph screams the lyrics of “The Contract” while fans hold the platform he is standing on: “I check the doors, check the windows, and pull the blinds / I check the clock, wondering what he'll pull this time.”
Joseph holds his microphone in the air before continuing “The Contract.”
Drummer Josh Dun drums along to the beat of “Central Mass.”
Drummer Josh Dun drums along to the beat of “Central Mass.”
Dun sticks his tongue out during a pause of drumming during “Central Mass.”