Feels like if you are looking at the Sunday schedule then you really love to be knee deep in mud and jumping around to the sweet EDM of the Fest Also, you should look up what goes into Dillo Dirt I hope to actually be out there today, too!
I have tried to reduce some of the bloat in these schedule posts so that you can just get the goods. As usual, you can click the name link for each artist below to see my full post on them and find out more about each artist.
Here we go:
| BMI (12:45) | Rubio: Spanish language dark electronica |
| T-Mobile (1:15) | Solya: Dreamy, torchy, Americana and indie tunes from Abilene, of all places |
| Tito's (12:45) | The Moriah Sisters: Gospel action! |
| AmEx (1:15) | Villanelle: The nostalgia rocks Gods have spoken and present to you - An Oasis in Nirvana! |
VILLANELLE!!! Go and do it.
| Miller Lite (2:00) | Jess Williamson: Nice Americana from a past Austinite |
| BMI (2:00) | Aaron Rowe: I'm a sucker for an Irish singer/songwriter type... |
| Beatbox (2:00) | Britton: Generic R&B-ish pop |
| Tito's (2:00) | Paloma Morphy: Spanish language indie pop with some groove |
| Snapchat (2:00) | Sunday (1994): Lovely and unremarkable dream pop |
I guess I'd do Aaron Rowe here, but Jess is nice too.
| T-Mobile (2:45) | Stella Lefty: Unremarkable pop that borders into country |
| AmEx (2:45) | Dexter and the Moonrocks: Sloppy, bashing, raucous rock and roll action |
For me, easy decision to do Dexter, I really like them. I know that the kiddies will want their Stella so they can sing along with the copycat Stick Season tune.
| Miller Lite (3:30) | Claire Rosinkranz: More bedroom pop with a big TikTok tune |
| BMI (3:30) | Fancy Hagood: A pop & country mix that leans a little into Leon Bridges-style soul pop |
| Beatbox (3:30) | Underscores: Just in case you wanted more weird EDM, you are in luck! |
| Tito's (3:15) | Calder Allen: Poor man's Ryan Bingham with a good pedigree |
I guess I'd go to the tent and see Calder.
| T-Mobile (4:30) | Audrey Hobert: Clever lyricist with a Swiftian vibe |
| Tito's (4:30) | Rio Kosta: Smooth, funky grooves |
| AmEx (4:30) | Max McNown: A measure of cheesy country and an equal measure of scrubbed-up folk |
I think I'd go see Audrey. I know her Tiny Desk got shredded, but I think her lyrics are clever and her offbeat vibe is a good thing. But Rio Kosta is pretty cool too.
| Miller Lite (5:30) | Saint Motel: Sunny pop rock purveyors who created "My Type" |
| BMI (5:30) | Lauren Sanderson: Generic pop now veering into Limp Bizkit |
| Beatbox (5:30) | Noga Erez: Dime store Billie Eilish (except better) |
| Snapchat (5:30) | Cannons: 80's tinged synth pop formed from Craiglist |
I normally would have said Saint Motel in a landslide, but Noga actually intrigues me a little bit. Her tunes keep popping up in my feed after doing this year's listening, and I dig it.
| T-Mobile (6:30) | Geese: Wild NYC art rock with a few too much dissonance for my taste |
| Tito's (6:30) | Fcukers: Sexy electronic dance party |
| AmEx (6:30) | Sofi Tukker: Electronic dance music for the dumbing down of America |
Yuck. I guess its Geese.
| Miller Lite (7:30) | Parcels: 70's indebted funky dance pop, but sounds like the live show may just be EDM |
| Beatbox (7:30) | Blood Orange: Bummer R&B crooner over down-tempo synth beats |
| Snapchat (7:30) | The War on Drugs: Top notch indie rock band with a heavy touch of melancholy and classic rock flourishes |
War on Drugs! They sounded fantastic last week at the Bourbon and Beyond festival!
| Tito's (8:00) | Silent Disco |
| T-Mobile (8:30) | The xx: Lovely indie pop that switches between groove and sorrow |
| AmEx (8:30) | Twenty One Pilots: Massive hits with a synth-heavy rap rock thing that seems to have gone out of style |
I mean, this goes against so many things that I have written and much of my normal thoughts, but 21 Pilots put on a pretty great show from what I can tell. I guess I'd go jam out with those weirdos.
