On Monday, the Lollapalooza 2013 lineup was officially revealed in a reactionary fashion after the complete lineup was leaked days before. And the general social media reaction to the headliners seems to range all the way from mildy excited to possibly interested to typically disappointed. However for us, the biggest names are the least interesting on the Lollapalooza. We're far more concerned with the Chicago talent that has landed a coveted spot on of the largest and most poplar festivals in the county. This year is no different as Lollapalooza is quick to recognize local acts that have built a following via online buzz, acclaimed live performances and tireless work ethic. So, as single day tickets for Lollapalooza 2013 go on sale today (three-day passes are somehow already sold out), here are five local acts that you should get to know before this August 2-4...

SMITH WESTERNS These glam-garage rocking youngsters seemingly came out of no where raw 2009 HoZac LP. Angsty and bored of their Midwestern home surroundings (as they'd often share in interviews), the band jet off to NYC once they inked a deal with Fat Possum Records for what came to be the slick but punchy 2011 recored, Dye It Blonde. This summer Smith Westerns will drop their third effort, Soft Will, from which comes the airy synth-pop fueled number, "Varsity."

CHANCE THE RAPPER How does a 19 year-old rapper go from being a 10-day suspended Jones College Prep High School student to opening to for Childish Gambino to selling out one of Chicago's most rocking clubs? By having a mind-blowing live show, fresh style and smart rhymes. Chance The Rapper did just that, and after generating an even bigger following at SXSW, he now finds himself on the Lollapalooza 2013 bill.

YAWN Yawn have been on our radar since their 2010 self-titled debut EP, which was filled with bouncy samples and psychedelic beats for a sound not unlike Yeasayer or even Animal Collective. But where Yawn do change things up is their prowess for taking this generally wild combination of electronic music and psychedelic rock and churning it into a sleek and catchy three to four minute pop song. Their 2011 LP, Open Season, did nothing but establish them even further as a Chicago band quickly on the rise.

WILD BELLE Originally from Chicago, this bro-sis duo have a sound that's feels no where near the Midwest. If the fact their debut LP is titled Isles didn't already clue you in, Wild Belle make you feel right on the beach with their tropical disco-dub tunes. There;s no doubt the sultry voiced Natalie Bergman and sax man Elliot Bergman mastermind will be the perfect soundtrack to the mid-day sun.

THE ORWELLS Are all Chicago kids taking up rock 'n' roll as a hobby these days? This Elmhurst garage rock quintet blast on the scene because of their rowdy meets raunchy live show that blew people away. And then comes the surprise that none of the members are of legal drinking age yet. The blogosphere was a-twitter (get it?) with praise for their 2012 debut LP, Remember When, which also felt inspired by suburban Midwest boredom, like fellow Palooza-ers Smith Westerns, but The Orwells consciously emit a more rebellious vibe in their slack-guitar filled jams.

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As we reported last month, Harmonica Dunn, (AKA Donnie Biggins) of Chicago folk rockers The Shams Band, took it upon himself to create a three-day festival devoted entirely to Americana and folk music. Dunn Dunn Fest spreads itself across Chicago's Lincoln Park and Lakeview neighborhoods this February 20-22, featuring a fine collection of local, semi-local and out of town folk acts. Loud Loop Press picks three acts to check out this week at Dunn Dunn Fest.
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MICHELE MCGUIRE In spite of her youth, singer-songwriter Michele McGuire is deep down, an old soul. McGuire's voice is both sweet and a little raspy when she sings in the gorgeous low-tones presented on her second album Mid-western, which came out last fall. The album does an excellent job of intermingling twangy bluegrass ballads ("Mama Can't Save Me Now") and upbeat odes that incorporate fun pop melodies ("One Too Many"). There's a lot of sly wisdom hanging around, if you're ready to listen.
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GRANDKIDS Champaign-Urbana quartet Grandkids lean more toward sleepy indie pop, but the band can create some heavenly melodies that evoke movement from breezy swaying ("Where's My Tribe") to out-right head-bobbing ("Ethylene"). Look for the band to release new material soon.
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SAM DOORES + RILEY DOWNING & THE TUMBLEWEEDS New Orleans sextet Sam Doores + Riley Downing & The Tumbleweeds specialize in old, old country style. The kind of honky-tonk music that you'd imagine would be playing in a black and white movie where the protagonist orders a sasparilla just before being shot by an out of town outlaw. The Tumbleweeds aren't about drama, though, the band also creates some swinging 50s-style rock and roll like "Depression Blues" that is wall-to-wall harmonica and pure groove. Check the band out before they head out on tour with Alabama Shakes.
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No, Chicago music festivals don't cease when winter arrives. They simply move indoors as proved by last weekend's the fourth annual Psych Fest and Tomorrow Never Knows 2013, which kicks off on Wednesday night. If you're new to Chicago, Tomorrow Never Knows is a five-day, multi-club event that brings together top indie pop and rock talent from both the national and local scene. This year, TNK goes down at Lincoln Hall, Schubas, The Hideout, Metro, Smart Bar and the Vic. A few big names have joined the fold including Bear In Heaven, Born Ruffians and The Walkmen, which was surprising for a festival that usually keeps it a low-key affair. But, there are, of course, some choice locals that we think you should probably check out. Here are Five to see at Tomorrow Never Knows 2013... THE ORWELLS Friday, 1/18 - Schubas - 18+ - Tix The Orwells are young even by rock 'n' roll standards as they're debut LP, 2012's Remember When, generated a buzz before any of the band were of legal drinking age. But, despite their ages, the Elmhurst outfit are not merely riding the coattails on those other bored youngsters, Smith Westerns. No, The Orwells are more of the dangerous variety with their raw but melodic take om basement-slacker punk rock. SYBRIS Thursday, 1/17 - Schubas - 18+ - Tix Sybris have been an staple of Chicago's live scene for a while now with their whimsical indie rock attack. Though their hard at work on a new record, their last, 2008's Into The Tree is a highly addictive listen thanks to its fine balance struck between wild guitar flourishes, punchy drums and the intoxicating voice of lead singer Angela Mullenhour. THE HUDSON BRANCH Sunday, 1/12 - Schubas - 18+ - TIX Hudson Branches' 2009 release, Tightrope Walker, was a solid exercise in stylistic Midwestern indie pop. On it, the band deliver big, simple melodies with confidence. Their latest LP, World Kid, has them reaching a dreamier and more atmospheric state from the eerie piano stikes of "What Did I Eat" to the majestic orchestrations of the Sufjan-sound take, "Tread Trample Tremble Trampoline." WEDDING DRESS Friday, 1/18 - Schubas - 18+ - Tix Wedding Dress is another case of talented local musicians from other bands getting together to make really cool music because they are, in fact, all really talented musicians. This time around, it's members of Maps & Atlases, Suns and Joan Of Arc getting together for some sleek jams that meets at the intersection of jangly guitar rock, synthy new wave and rhythm-heavy pop. You can download Wedding Dress' two-song debut at their Bandcamp. SCHOOL OF ROCK CHICAGO: A TRIBUTE TO WILCO Sunday, 1/20 - Schubas - All Ages (1PM Show) - Tix Because the kids at the School Of Rock Chicago are super talented and because Wilco are Chicago favorites. There's no doubt that these kids will do the music of Tweedy and Co. complete and absolute justice. And it's no Wilco, but here's the School Of Rock Chicago performing Zeppelin's "Kashmir" at Ace Bar last year: httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skDndczOjBk ___________________________________________________________________ TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS 2012 Wednesday, January 16 - Sunday, January 20 Schubas, Lincoln Hall, The Metro, Smartbar, The Hideout, The Vic Info/Tix: Tnkfest.com ___________________________________________________________________ By Richard Giraldi  \  1 comment

For the past eight years, Riot Fest has slowly evolved into one of Chicago's most intriguing festivals - not only because of it's consistent slant towards punk and metal, but because it was in the fall and in a slew of our favorite locals clubs. This year, Riot Fest mastermind Mike ‘Riot’ Petryshyn has taken the growing event to the next logical step - out of the clubs and expanding into a full fledged multi-day, and (sort of) multi-city festival. The kind that, if this year's edition proves to be an over whelming success, could compete with Union Park's Pitchfork, or possibly, even Grant Park's Lollapalooza - the weirdly super popular grandpa of the Chicago music festival scene. Of course, Riot Fest had to adapt a bit to the big festival climate. Meaning Riot Fest 2012 booked bands that work as a whole but might not have fit into it's former club-by-club (Built To Spill, Elvis Costello & The Imposters) years. And while this year's installment is technically a three-day affair with Friday's opening going down at the Congress Theatre with Dead Sara, Neon Trees, Chicago punk Mainstays Pegboy and The Offspring for some reason, we're most intriguied by the follow two days - Saturday, September 15, and Sunday, September 16 - in Humboldt Park. So, that's where we're focusing out energy. And by we I mean our senior staff - Richard Giraldi, Audrey Leon and Killian Young - giving you our picks for must-see acts at Riot Fest 2012...
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
NOBUNNY Riot stage, 12:45 p.m. Part mutant, part man, all rock 'n' roll. That's the short answer to the question, "What or who is Nobunny?" Birthed by Justin Champlin, formerly of Sneaky Pinks, Nobunny is easy to spot because of the signature mask that's rabbit-like in nature. Musically, Nobunny is a bit all over the places culling in sounds from garage rock, glam rock, punk rock and power pop. And through consistent musical output and touring (including multiple Chicago stops yearly), Chapman has built Nobunny into quite the reputation as a wild live performer slash human in general.(Richard Giraldi)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tafIlQ2VdG8 OF MICE & MEN Rock stage, 12:45 p.m. There was something hauntingly prophetic about original Of Mice & Men vocalist Austin Carlile’s words in “Second and Sebring,” the hit song from the band’s self-titled debut album: “I believe it’s time for me to be famous/And out of place.” While Carlile underwent heart surgery, Jerry Roush (Sky Eats Airplane) filled in and eventually replaced Carlile for lead vocal duties. However, in early 2011, Roush was given the boot in favor of Carlile. Since then, OMAM released a new album (The Flood) that picks up where their first album left off in terms of furious breakdowns keyed by the apt blend of Carlile’s clean vocals and harsh growls. It seems that John Steinbeck’s words really ring true: “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” (Killian Young)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htlilC6EJto CURSIVE Roots stage, 1:15 p.m. Cursive doesn't need pyrotechnics to be explosive. Since the late 90s, the Omaha, Nebraska, band has kicked out some brooding indie rock jams that feature its penchant for propulsive rhythms and chugging guitars. Frontman Tim Kasher's mood, often bitter lyrics read like a sermon preaching against love and all other holy things. That trend continues on the group's latest concept album I Am Gemini. (Audrey Leon)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIx-_rW8_1Q FRANK TURNER Riot stage, 2:00 p.m. If there's anyone who proves you don't need electric guitars to live like a punk, it is English singer Frank Turner. After walking away from hardcore outfit Million Dead in 2005, Turner began a solo journey, writing and performing punk-infused ditties with an acoustic guitar, a sense of romance and brutal honesty. (Audrey Leon)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ-D4jmkUiQ AUGUST BURNS RED Rock stage, 3:00 p.m. Like their metalcore peers Parkway Drive, August Burns Red are known for their clean-cut appearances and killer breakdowns with aggressive vocals: “I hope you survive/Survive the crash” (“Back Burner”) and “You’re the straw that’s crushing my back/You are the salt that’s burning my wounds” (“White Washed”) are just a couple examples. ABR emerged from Lancaster Pa., in 2003, and the band’s most recent album, Leveler, might not hit quite as hard as their older music (their most-played song on Spotify happens to be a cover of Britney Spears’ “…One More Time”), but years of experience have molded them into an energetic live act. (Killian Young)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3cAJckhOyg ANDREW W.K. Roots stage, 4:15 p.m. Andrew W.K., for all intensive purposes, is the king of partying. Which is quite an accomplishment for a dude whose best known album (2001's I Get Wet) was released in an era when MTV still played music video. But his brand of piano-infused party metal secured something of a cult following. Although his subsequent releases never really featured tunes as recklessly rockin' as "Party Hard," Andrew W.K. still preaches the party gospel on his extremely entertaining Twitter account and puts on one hell of a live show. Oh, and Pizza Guitar. (Richard Giraldi)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xemLz_fR1Ac MINUS THE BEAR Rock stage, 4:30 p.m. If there's anyone who proves you don't need electric guitars to live like a punk, it is English singer Frank Turner. After walking away from hardcore outfit Million Dead in 2005, Turner began a solo journey, writing and performing punk-infused ditties with an acoustic guitar, a sense of romance and brutal honesty. (Audrey Leon)
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HENRY CLAY PEOPLE Roots stage, 12:00 p.m. A colleague of mine referred to California's The Henry Clay People as, "a hold steady for the West Coast," which, while not what exactly came to mind when I first heard them, isn't too bad of a description (I actually hear a bit more Dismemberment Plan in their more frenetic tunes). The band definitely has that big punchy bar band feel but more in a indie and punk vein than classic rock. The band said their most recent - the high octane, guitar-heavy Twenty-Five For The Rest of Our Lives was the result of aiming toward creating the record they've wanted to since their adolescence. And it paid off as Consequence Of Sound added The Henry Clay People to their elite shortlist of best new bands.(Richard Giraldi)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmXph-SwzqE IMAGINE DRAGONS Riot stage, 12:30 p.m. If Imagine Dragons’ single “It’s Time” (from their new album, Night Visions) sounds oddly familiar, it’s probably because you’ve heard it before. The song is featured in the trailer for the upcoming film “The Perks of Being a Wallflower.” The Las Vegas band also performed it on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”, and “It’s Time” will be covered by “Glee” this season. This sudden rise in fame bodes well for the indie poppers, who share a sound similar to Neon Trees and fun., and will surely draw comparisons to two other established Las Vegas bands, The Killers and Panic! at the Disco. (Killian Young)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d712Th-4y0Q BUILT TO SPILL Riot stage, 3:00 p.m. Boise, Idaho's Built to Spill has been around for two decades, but age hasn't changed these quirky indie rockers. Led by frontman Doug Martsch, Built to Spill create dreamy rock standards with infectious pop hooks, twisty guitar jams and imaginative, introspective lyrics. If Neil Young decided to join Pavement, it's pretty obvious the end result would sound a lot like Built to Spill. (Audrey Leon)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=do65YR5YksY AWOLNATION Red Stage, 5:15 p.m. In a sea of punk, hardcore, and metal groups, AWOLNATION may be the most unconventional band performing at Riot Fest. Founded as a side project of vocalist Aaron Bruno (formerly of Under the Influence of Giants), AWOLNATION plays synth-heavy pop with a tinge of darkness. If you weren’t avoiding NBC’s coverage of the Olympics, you may know their most famous song, “Sail”—it was featured in a BMW commercial during the Opening Ceremony. (Killian Young)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_H77Ledl_I THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN Riot stage, 4:40 p.m. Some from a more recent generation might have discovered The Jesus And Mary Chain while watching Lost In Translation's "Just Like Honey" scene. But for others, the band means a whole mlot more. Their ever changing lineup (brothers Jim and William Read the only constants) in the '80s and '90 birthed a wealth of now-classic alternative rock slash post-punk from their landmark 1985 release, the noisy shoegaze swell of Psychocandy to the peculiar subdued pop approach of 1994's Stoned And Dethroned, the band built up a long repitoire and dedicate fan base. After officially splitting in 1999, they reunited at Coachella in 2007 and finally hit the road for a substantial tour this year. (Richard Giraldi)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy3imeRZc0M SCREAMING FEMALES Rebel stage, 5:00 p.m. New Jersey punks Screaming Females impress with dark, ferocious rhythm and bluesy, blustery guitar riffs. Frontwoman Marissa Paternoster is a character who leads the trio with an impressive vocal range that drifts between high-pitched, high-tension screams and low dramatic howls. The band's fifth album Ugly, which was recorded by Steve Albini, stays the cuorse with plenty of speedy guitar work, commanding bass lines and crashing drum beats. With Screaming Females at the helm, things are sure to get loud. (Audrey Leon)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE0BWA5LZYc ELVIS COSTELLO & THE IMPOSTERS Roots stage, 5:25 p.m. What's interesting about Elvis Costello & The Imposters' late afternoon set on Sunday is: What exactly will they play? Also, who will be there? Costello is undeniably a punk rock pioneer, but set to play after NOFX and before Alkaline Trio is quite the slot. Will Costello lean more toward his older, up-beat material (basically anything from This Year's Model)? And will old school fans brave the young headbanging punks to catch a glimpse of their idol? Only time will tell, but props for Riot Fest for taking a chance on a legendary old dude who is a legitimate influence on more bands that you might think. (Richard Giraldi)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=al7BFVGilnM ALKALINE TRIO Riot stage, 6:25 p.m. Chicagoland natives Alkaline Trio are Riot Fest vets having last performed in 2009. The punk rockers have matured since their 1998 debut Goddammit! The three piece band (vocalist Matt Skiba, bassist Dan Andriano, and drummer Derek Grant) have perfected its signature gloomy pop anthems that sparkle with defiant punk attitude with Alkaline Trio's 2010 LP This Addiction and 2011's acoustic collection Damnesia. (Audrey Leon)
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k78P4IV7M_M Friday, September 14, 2012 – Congress Theater The Offspring, Neon Trees, Pegboy, Dead Sara Saturday, September 15 – Humboldt Park Rise Against, Coheed and Cambria, Descendents, Dropkick Murphys, Slapstick, The Gaslight Anthem, Andrew W.K., Hot Water Music, Minus The Bear, Less Than Jake, August Burns Red, GWAR, Frank Turner, The Adicts, Nobunny, A Wilhelm Scream, Teenage Bottlerocket, Off With Their Heads, Deals Gone Bad, Larry and His Flask, The Story So Far, Fireworks, Environmental Encroachment and more to be announced Sunday, September 16 – Humboldt Park Iggy and the Stooges, Elvis Costello & The Imposters, A Day to Remember, Gogol Bordello, NOFX, Alkaline Trio, The Jesus and Mary Chain, AWOLNATION, The Promise Ring, Chiodos, Built to Spill, Imagine Dragons, Reverend Horton Heat, Fishbone, Screaming Females, White Mystery, The Henry Clay People, Sister Crayon, Japanther, Environmental Encroachment, The Infected and more to be announced For More information about the Riot Fest, visit: RiotFest.org. By Staff  \  comments

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1:30 p.m.: Polica

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3:00 p.m.: The Walkmen

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4:00 p.m.: Sigur Ros

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6:00 p.m.: At The Drive-In

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7:30 p.m.: Chairlift

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8:30 p.m.: Justice

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12:45 p.m.: Doomtree

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1:30 p.m.: JEFF The Brotherhood

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3:00 p.m.: EVACUATION!

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6:45 p.m.: tUnE-yArDs

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There might have been a better band to kick off post-evacuation Lollapalooza than tUnE-yArDs. Flexeril For Sale, Their rhythmic, experimental-folk nearly felt enchanted with it's flurry of wild melodies backdropped by a mud-filled Grant Park, a soaked crowd and Chicago's skyline at dusk. Frontwoman Merrill Garbus was in smiles the entire time seemingly just happy to be playing and thanked the festival staff for getting everyone out safely, Flexeril results. What is Flexeril, But the crowd looked even more excited to be back as they bounced up and down to the off-kilter beats of "Gangsta" with abandon. Their set was a tad shorter than it probably should have been as the stage was a tad behind the newly reformatted schedule, taking Flexeril, Buy generic Flexeril, but it will definitely take it's place in Lollapalooza history - not just for being a great set but for representing the return of music and positive vibes to an otherwise dramatic day.
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7:15 p.m.: The Weeknd

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The Weeknd wasted no time in getting off to a hot start very cooled down Grant Park, Flexeril reviews. The Canadian R&B singer's voice is one to be reckoned with as his melodic delivery was the perfect foil for the gritty funk instrumentation that engulfed it, Flexeril For Sale. Where can i find Flexeril online, The crowd was large but spotty in some areas and fans tried bet to avoid the watery patches and mud that were now numerous on the park's south end. Some, ordering Flexeril online, Flexeril without prescription, however, embraced it and took to mud sliding to The Weeknd's heavy soul vibes, Flexeril steet value. But it's hard to not keep writing about his voice, which was so powerful, it seemed to soar higher than the Willis Tower.
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8:50 p.m.: Twin Shadow

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There was a mass exodus from the North End of the park to the South for Red Hot Chili Peppers at about the eight o'clock hour. Flexeril For Sale, But music was still aplenty on the north side including the Dominican Republic-born George Lewis, Jr., better known as Twin Shadow. However, his set might have been Saturday's one true dud. The set was marred by technical difficulties, which appears to be stemming from monitor problems. The set was supposed to start at 8:30, but the band didn't play a song in full until around 8:50 p.m. And when they did start the mix was poor and very bass heavy. Eventually the problems were corrected and Twin Shadow squeezed in six of his glossy, new wave-ish dance numbers in the remaining time, Flexeril For Sale. Twin Shadow is a sultry performer with his warm croon, there's no arguing that, but the set never really had time to make it off the bottom floor and left much to be desired.
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9:45 p.m.: Frank Ocean

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One of the best aspects of Frank Ocean's headlining set on Saturday night was witnessing a budding superstar. Beginning his set on a stool backed by acoustic guitars, Ocean is a bonafide entertainer with a voice to back it up. The majority of his set found the crowd either squealing in delight between every song break or with cell phones or camera in the air trying to document the set as much as possible. What surprised me was that for nearly half the set, Ocean didn't even touch any material from his new release, the critically acclaimed Channel Orange. Instead, he focused on material from his debut mixtape Nostalgia, Ultra, which, not surprisingly, the crowd still knew all the words, and he even tossed in the opening hook from Watch The Thrones's "Made In America" for good measure. When Ocean did eventually get to Channel Orange songs, the crowd went positively berserk - particularly on the emotion-riddled single, "Bad Religion," which found the crowd sining the hook of "When it brings me to my knees" at the top of their lungs. Ocean exited after the nine-minute jam "Pyramids," and the crowd stayed chanting for an encore, but Ocean smartly never returned and left everyone yearning for more.

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2:15 p.m.: The Black Angels

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3:15 p.m.: Tame Impala

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4:15 p.m.: The Afghan Whigs

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6:15 p.m.: The Shins

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8:05 p.m.: Black Sabbath

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