Austin City Limits Music Festival 2025 lineup and how to watch live

The 23rd annual Austin City Limits Music Festival is set to kick off across nine stages and over two weekends at Zilker Park in downtown Austin. The first weekend starts on Friday, Oct. 3, and runs through Sunday, Oct. 5, and the second weekend takes place from Oct. 10 through 12.

This year’s ACL Fest headliners include Hozier, Luke Combs, The Strokes, Sabrina Carpenter, Doechii and others. Doja Cat was slated to headline, but announced on social media in August that she would be in the midst of promoting her new album. It didn’t take long for ACL organizers to announce The Killers as her replacement for the Sunday set.

Here’s a list of the headline artists performing for ACL’s first round of shows, as broken down by USA TODAY.

Austin City Limits lineup weekend 1

Friday, Oct. 3

Hozier
Luke Combs
Cage The Elephant
Empire Of The Sun
Maren Morris
Role Model
Dr. Dog
King Princess
Dylan Gossett
Mj Lenderman
The Favors
Willow Avalon
Briscoe
Confidence Man
Panda Bear
Tanner Usrey
Good Neighbours
Spill Tab Jensen Mcrae
Honestav
Vincent Lima
Amble
Tiera Kennedy
Asleep At The Wheel
Nicky Youre
Moody Jody
Linka Moja
Lvvrs
The Animeros
Farmer’s Wife

Saturday, Oct. 4

Sabrina Carpenter
The Strokes
Doechii
Djo
Sammy Virji
The Backseat Lovers
Modest Mouse
Japanese Breakfast
Magdalena Bay
Olivia Dean
Marina
Riize
Latin Mafia
Ocean Alley
Joey Valence & Brae
Lp Giobbi
Spacey Jane
Celeste
Yoke Lore
La Lom
Alemeda
Don West
Orions Belte
The Heavy Heavy
Hotline TNT
Inoha
Sydney Rose
Next Of Kin
Clover County
S.L. Houser
Goldford

Sunday, Oct. 5

The Killers
John Summit
Feid
T-Pain
Mk.Gee
Polo & Pan
Rainbow Kitten Surprise
Wet Leg
Gigi Perez
Disco Lines
Phantogram
Passion Pit
The Dare
Wild Rivers
Anderson East
Lucius
Royal & The Serpent
Flowerovlove
Aute & Freddy
Midnight Generation
Chezile
Bebe Stockwell
Lamont Landers
Chuwi
Zinadelphia
Tyler Ballgame
Geto Gala
Gizmo Varillas
Aaron Page
Disciples Of Christ

How to watch Austin City Limits

Austin City Limits will be streamed on Hulu, with the broadcast available to all customers from Oct. 3 through Oct. 5. The livestream schedule can be found here.

Natalie Neysa Alund is a senior reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at nalund@usatoday.com and follow her on X @nataliealund.