I got to attend my third music festival of the year: Austin City Limits and it did not disappoint. Held the first two weekends of October in Zilker Park, ACL showcased a multitude of artists, local food and vendors, and how Austin does music festivals. Check out my video below to see what my first ACL was like!
ACL: the cheaper (yet better) version of Coachella
We love Austin
It might sound weird but ACL is such an “Austin” festival which if you have ever been to Austin you know what I mean. Austin is such a unique city that prides itself in being weird and being local. This festival is no different in showcasing that through staples of Austin food at ACL Eats area to local vendors selling their products, art pieces, and more. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. There was cheap drinks but if you wanted to treat yourself you could go to the Beer Hall for craft beers or the Wine Lounge for frozen sangria and the rose of the day.
The Music
I was compelled to purchase a ticket the moment I read Red Hot Chili Peppers, Martin Garrix, Chance the Rapper, and The Killers. Also more motivated to see some of my favorite artists again like The XX (always incredible), Zhu, Rufus du Sol, and Louis the Child. I like a good balance in my lineup to see some artists again as well as artists I haven’t seen before. Seeing Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Killers fulfilled my inner child soul that I will always cherish. I grew up listening to both artists it was unreal I got to experience seeing them both live. I sent so many videos to my dad cause I was so excited. The Killers ended the entire festival with Mr. Brightside, I was by myself in the crowd but with everyone singing it felt like one big family of a crowd.
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