Each year at ACL, flags join the smoke and shoulder-sitting fans as they rise above the crowd. These visuals serve a variety of purposes, ranging from helping reunite separated groups to adding lighthearted...

Unlike Day 1, Day 2 gave smaller acts their time to shine. With headlining artists set to perform later that night, festival-goers meandered across Zilker Park in pursuit of new music. Saturday’s...

It’s not hard to picture the aftermath of a music festival. “There were water bottles and beer cans and whatever else all over the ground,” sustainability studies sophomore Shelby...

What’s better than finding out OU still sucks? Realizing ACL Weekend Two is finally here. The only problem? It can be hard deciding what to bring to a musical festival full of dancing, drinking...

Music festivals aren’t just a time to hear good tunes, but also an opportunity to flaunt the bold and colorful styles that may not be appropriate for class. Austin City Limits brings out some of...

With every new iteration of the annual Austin City Limits Music Festival comes a slightly different approach, and this year’s two weekends were no different. But these changes beg the question of...

Ought, the Montreal post-punk quartet who has garnered critical attention from their first two albums, visited Austin this week as part of the Austin City Limits Music Festival. The Daily Texan spoke with...

Whether it’s because one didn’t have the money, refused to pay the two hundred bucks or were too busy preparing for midterms, you may be one of many students still without ACL tickets. For...

ACL Day 3: though it lacked the memorable moments of Day 1’s performance of “The Story of OJ” from Jay-Z and Day 2’s impromptu Longhorns watching party it was still a wonderful...

UT alumnus Ken Aponte faced a difficult choice — bring his child to ACL or end a 12-year tradition. His wife, Laura, put an end to the conversation by letting him know that not attending was not...