Tyler, the Creator at ACL Fest 2021 Credit: photo by David Brendan Hall

The 2024 ACL Fest lineup is here. Dua Lipa, Tyler, the Creator, Chris Stapleton, Blink-182, Sturgill Simpson, Pretty Lights, Khruangbin, and Leon Bridges headline the Zilker Park shindig, October 4-6 and 11-13.

Scrolling down the lineup, other notable names include Norah Jones, Foster the People, Orville Peck, Vince Staples, and Kevin Abstract. In contrast with those industry veterans, Mean Girls star Reneé Rapp and TikTok sensation/Olivia Rodrigo opener Chappell Roan nod to younger, gayer ACL first-timers.

A sizable number of artists on this year’s festival bill are slated for only one weekend. Still Woozy, Mannequin Pussy, and Kenny Beats are among the acts only playing Weekend One, while the Red Clay Strays, Remi Wolf, Tyla, and Santigold play Weekend Two.

Besides Houston psych rockers Khruangbin and Fort Worth-raised singer Leon Bridges, who nabbed the top spot, a number of Austin acts get ACL started every year. 2024’s fine-print locals include Bob Schneider, Asleep at the Wheel, Kalu & the Electric Joint, the Tiarras, Zach Person, Chief Cleopatra, West 22nd, Being Dead, Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol, and DAIISTAR.

Check out the full ACL Fest lineup in the poster. Three-day tickets to the festival go on sale today, May 7, at 12pm, and start at $360.

This article appears in May 3 • 2024.

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Carys Anderson moved from Nowhere, DFW to Austin in 2017 to study journalism at the University of Texas. She began writing for The Austin Chronicle in 2021 and joined its full-time staff in 2023, where she covers music and culture.