The festival stayed bright and lively on its final day, with various artists delivering memorable performances. West 22nd, a band of current University of Texas students, made history by being the first of its kind to perform at ACL. Despite their young age and limited discography, they impressed the crowd with their indie rock-infused sound. Orville Peck made a triumphant return to ACL after a hiatus, showcasing his deep, resonant voice and captivating stage presence. Cannons brought a groovy vibe to the midafternoon, energizing the audience with their infectious pop tunes. Chappell Roan’s debut at ACL was controversy-free and drew a massive crowd to the American Express stage.
Tyler, the Creator, known for his unique style and musical evolution, returned to ACL with a set that highlighted his growth as an artist. Sturgill Simpson closed out the evening with a classic country outlaw performance that paid homage to the genre’s roots. Overall, the diverse lineup of artists at ACL Fest 2024 provided something for everyone, from indie rock to country to pop. The festival continues to be a celebration of music, art, and community, bringing people together to enjoy live performances in a vibrant atmosphere. As the festival wraps up, attendees can look back on a weekend filled with unforgettable moments and performances by talented artists from various genres.