Best shows of 2019

[thebosma]

I assume you aren’t all done going to shows in 2019 but it looks like I am so tell the board about the good times you’ve had this year. Who surprised you? Any cool moments? Please share these all here, so everyone can remember some fun shared memories or live vicariously through the joy of others.

[neader]

Tyler at Gov Ball is still probably the best show I've seen this year. First big show after Igor and the same week it came out, the energy was amazing.

Robyn in Boston was great as well. Vampire Weekend in Montreal was amazing and Hey Ya live was probably my favorite concert moment of the year. Just felt very emotional and out of body idk.

Looking through my IG looks like I only went to 10 shows + GovBall one day and Afropunk one day. Damn.

[thebosma]

Dec 16, 2019 11:54:28 GMT -6 neader said:

Vampire Weekend

Hey Ya

[neader]

Oops. Though to be fair I'd probably have the same reaction.

[thebosma]

I would lose my goddamn mind lol

[Deleted]

Mentioned it previously, but being able to see the last 8 songs or so of the Vampire Weekend Red Rocks set from the first row was maybe my musical highlight of the last decade. Just a really cool and memorable experience.

http://instagram.com/p/B3bRIf4Jp8U

[Deleted]

all i have left is Sleep on 12/29 and maybe Lingua Ignota this saturday if i stay in town, so fuck it

Venue Shows:
1. Against Me! Performing As the Eternal Cowboy and New Wave @ Metro (09/14)
2. Lingua Ignota @ Empty Bottle (09/09)
3. Kacey Musgraves @ Chicago Theater (03/25)
4. Sunn O))) @ Rockefeller Memorial Chapel (04/19)
5. Sharon Van Etten @ Thalia Hall (02/14)
6. Inter Arma w/ Thantifaxanth @ Reggie's (06/06)
7. HEALTH w/ Youth Code @ Bottom Lounge (04/20)
8. Twin Temple @ Metro (11/22)
9. Drab Majesty @ Garfield Park Conservatory (05/17)
10. Baroness w/ Zeal & Ardor @ The Sylvee (03/30)
11. Joe Bob Briggs @ The Music Box (06/18)
12. Nick Cave @ Copernicus Theater (09/30)
13. The Hu w/ Doomriders and Lightning Born @ House of Vans (10/31)
14. Iceage @ Lincoln Hall (05/07)
15. Eric Church @ Allstate Arena (03/22)
16. Sheer Mag @ Lincoln Hall (09/06)
17. Thou w/ Emma Ruth Rundle @ Subterranean (03/29)
18. Code Orange w/ Knocked Loose, Harm's Way, Vein @ Metro (05/18)
19. Tool w/ Killing Joke @ United Center (11/03)
20. Orange Goblin w/ Weedater and the Skull @ Thalia Hall (08/29)
21. Church of Misery w/ Mondo Generator and Toke @ Empty Bottle (05/26)
22. Boris w/ Uniform @ Lincoln Hall (09/17)
23. The Soft Moon w/ HIDE @ Thalia Hall (01/24)
24. The Black Queen @ Subterranean (03/16)
25. Neil Hamburger @ the Hideout (01/17)


Fest Sets:
1. Janelle Monae @ Lollapalooza (08/02)
2. Robyn @ Pitchfork (07/21)
3. Carcass @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/17)
4. Against Me! Performing Reinventing Axl Rose and Transgender Dysphoria Blues @ Riot Fest (09/15)
5. HAIM @ Pitchfork (07/19)
6. System of a Down @ Chicago Open Air (05/18)
7. Twin Temple @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/18)
8. Patti Smith @ Riot Fest (09/15)
9. Kacey Musgraves @ Lollapalooza (08/04)
10. CHAI @ Pitchfork (07/20)
11. Royal Thunder @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/16)
12. Sharon Van Etten @ Lollapalooza (08/04)
13. Tool @ Aftershock (10/13)
14. Truckfighters @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/18)
15. The Raconteurs @ Riot Fest (09/15)
16. Low @ Pitchfork (07/19)
17. Cold Cave @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/16)
18. Black Midi @ Pitchfork (07/21)
19. Arthur Brown @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/16)
20. Chevelle @ Lollapalooza (08/02)
21. JPEGMAFIA @ Pitchfork (07/21)
22. The Obsessed @ Psycho Las Vegas (08/17)
23. Tool @ Chicago Open Air (05/19)
24. William Basinski performing Disintegration Loops @ Midwinter (02/15)
25. Two Minutes to Late Night (08/18)

[ultravisitor]

Seeing Garbage in Rome was great. They sounded good, yes, but more than that, the park where they played was gorgeous. Definitely one of my favorite outdoor summer shows.

[teekoh]

Non-fests:
1. FKA Twigs @the Riv
2. Herbie Hancock/Kamasi Washington @northerly Island
3. Open Mike Eagle/Sammus/Video Dave @schubas
4. Sun O))))) @rockefeller Chapel
5. Los Campesinos! @empty Bottle
6. The New Pornographers @the Vic
7. Better Oblivion Community Center @lincoln Hall
8. Baroness/Zeal & Ardor @the Riv
9. Orville Peck @empty Bottle
10. Andrew Bird @4th Presbyterian

Fest Sets
1. Earl Sweatshirt @p4k
2. Full of Hell @psycho Vegas
3. Carcass @psycho Vegas
4. Rico Nasty @p4k
5. Jawbreaker @riot Fest
6. Twin Temple @psycho Vegas
7. Cock Sparrer@Riot Fest
8. Royal Thunder @psycho Vegas
9. Standing on the Corner @p4k
10. Howling Giant @psycho Vegas

[ten15]

Didn't see nearly as many shows as I would like this year. Here are the top 8:

1. David Byrne - American Utopia on Broadway
2. Sunn O))) - Rockefeller Chapel
3. Carcass - Psycho Las Vegas
4. Squeeze w/ KT Tunstall - Chicago Theatre
5. Perturbator - Psycho Las Vegas
6. Vince Staples, JPEG MAFIA - Rebel, Toronto
7. Angel Du$t - w/cpf on the rail at Riot Fest
8. Against Me - Bottlerock

[thisismyname]

Kind of (but not really) in order

Live:
Yves Tumor and it's band @ National Sawdust
Robyn @ The Anthem
Bjork @ The Shed
FKA Twigs @ Park Ave Armory
Massive Attack @ Radio City

HM: Yves Tumor noise / PA show @ National Sawdust


DJ sets:
DJ Sprinkles @ Nowadays / RA24 (#1 music experience of the year easily)
Powder @ Sustain Release
LSDXOXO @ Sustain Release
Wata Igarashi @ Sustain Release (live hardware set, not DJ, but w/e, ya know, RAVE Y'ALL)
Honey Dijon @ iii Points

HM: Powder @ Good Room

[Timbo]

I saw some good shows - Priests again (and probably last time), Peter Murphy doing Bauhaus, Mitski and Jay Som, and Failure/Swervedriver were all pretty good. I didn't care for Tool or Lana Del Rey shows, but loved finally see both Spiritualized and Bon Iver for the first times. Both shows were excellent. Also glad to have finally seen Gun Outfit, even though it was a short set.

[Pale Hose]

My favorite shows this year included:

Dec 4, 2019: Manchester Orchestra, Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
Oct 13, 2019: Kacey Musgraves, Austin City Limits 2019
Oct 12, 2019: The Cure, Austin City Limits 2019
Sep 20, 2019: Kurt Vile, Empty Bottle, Chicago, IL, USA
Sep 15, 2019: The Raconteurs, Riot Fest Chicago 2019
Sep 15, 2019: Patti Smith, Riot Fest Chicago 2019
Sep 14, 2019: Bloc Party, Riot Fest Chicago 2019
Aug 1, 2019: Death Cab for Cutie, Metro, Chicago, IL, USA
Jun 16, 2019: Vampire Weekend, Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island, Chicago, IL, USA
May 19, 2019: Tool, Chicago Open Air 2019
May 18, 2019: Ghost, Chicago Open Air 2019
Apr 27, 2019: Misfits, Allstate Arena, Rosemont, IL, USA
Mar 23, 2019: Better Oblivion Community Center, Lincoln Hall, Chicago, IL, USA

[sthubbins]

Vampire Weekend @ St Augustine Amphitheater
Gouge Away @ the Fest
Nels Cline @ Heartwood Soundstage
Juan Waters @ The Atlantic
Helado Negro @ The Atlantic
The National @ St Augustine Amphitheater
Boris @ High Dive
Against Me @ The Fest
Avey Tare @ Crowbar
Ted Leo @ The Atlantic
Titus Andronicus @ High Dive
Mitski @ 8 Seconds
Of Montreal @ High Dive
Messthetics @ The Wooly

[jazzpolice]

Best Non-Fest Sets:
FKA Twigs @ Mission Ballroom
The National (Nt 2) @ Mission Ballroom
Bryan Ferry @ Paramount Theater
Vampire Weekend @ Red Rocks
JPEGMafia @ Bluebird Theater


Best Fest Set: Lizzo @ Coachella

[wanny]

Vampire weekend
Ghost
Car Seat Headrest
Kacey
Thom Yorke
Tool

Didn't see a ton this year, especially not going to any big festivals

[goodson]

vampire weekend @ webster

yves tumor live @ natsaw
fka twigs @ park ave armory
(it's super cute that thissy and i saw two of my top five shows together tbh)

kaytranada @ babys
uhhhhhhh nilufer yanya @ mhow

[thisismyname]

v cute

Also that Nilufer gig was also amazing.

[neader]

Dec 16, 2019 14:09:03 GMT -6 goodson said:

vampire weekend @ webster

yves tumor live @ natsaw
fka twigs @ park ave armory
(it's super cute that thissy and i saw two of my top five shows together tbh)

kaytranada @ babys
uhhhhhhh nilufer yanya @ mhow

Kaytranada would have made mine had we not been packed like sardines.

I guess I'll list my top.

1. Tyler @ Gov Ball
2. Vampire Weekend @ Mtelus
3. Robyn @ House of Blues Boston
4. Bloc Party @ Summer Stage
5. The 1975 @ Bon Secours Arena

[dij22]

1.) Animal Collective in Big Sur
2.) Phish @ Alpine Valley
3.) Big Thief @ Metro
4.) Vampire Weekend @ Northerly Island
5.) Miya Folick @ Schuba's
6.) Adrianne Lenker @ Lincoln Hall
7.) Kishi Bashi @ Metro
8.) U.S. Girls @ Empty Bottle
9.) Stella Donnelly @ Schuba's
10.) Whitney @ Thalia Hall

[andrewvb]

here's a list

1) October 8/9-Joanna Newsom @ Thalia
2) June 16-Vampire Weekend @ Northerly Island
3) March 6-Robyn @ Aragon
4) March 25-Kacey Musgraves @ Chicago Theatre)
5) July 21-Charli XCX @ Pitchfork Fest
6) November 15-FKA Twigs @ The Riviera
7) April 9-Spiritualized @ The Vic
8) July 7-Bill Callahan @ Thalia
9) April 4-Hand Habits @ Hideout)
10) December 13-Lawrence Arms/Red City Radio/Arms Aloft @ Chop Shop
11) February 15-DJ Koze @ Pitchfork Midwinter
12) December 9-Mount Eerie @ Thalia
13) September 18-Oso Oso/The Sidekicks @ Beat Kitchen
14) July 20-Black Midi @ Hideout
15) September 30-Weyes Blood @ Thalia
16) May 3-Orville Peck @ Empty Bottle
17) May 14-Tim Hecker with Konyo Ensemble @ Thalia
18) May 23-PUP/Ratboys @ Metro
19) February 8-Bitchin Bajas @ Hideout
20) March 28-Viagra Boys @ Empty Bottle

Honorable mentions to Stereolab’s rain shortened set at Pitchfork Fest and Cate Le Bon’s fantastic set at Pitchfork Fest that was too hot to watch more than a few songs of before listening from the shade.

[andrewvb]

guess i went to a great show every month except january and august. fuck those months.

[llamaoftime]

I realized when thinking about this that I only went to one fest this year, Just Like Heaven fest in LA, so I guess im not going to bother seperating fest sets out.

1. Vampire Weekend @ White Oak Music Hall, Houston, August 2019

Not really saying anything controversial here but VW right now is the best live band they've ever been. This was my fourth time seeing them and by far the best. They are a lot more loose in a good way, more jammy, and play really long sets. Hoping I get to see them again next year because they are so on point right now.

2. My Morning Jacket @ Red Rocks, Denver, Colorado August 2019

They ripped so hard and Red Rocks is such an amazing venue. I completely forgot this and edited it back in my bad. Honestly, this may have been number 1 but I drank a little too much at this show which is definitely my fault.

3. Tyler the Creator @ NRG Arena, Houston, October 2019
Honestly this show was so energetic and fun. Tyler had a ridiculous amount of energy and has become a better performer than ever, the stage set-up was actually way cooler than I expected it to be, and the Igor songs rip live. Also the whole arena was singing every word to every song. Only complaint is that maybe it was a bit short but it honestly kind of felt right anyway. I guess he could have put more of his older stuff in but I also feel like I've kind of outgrown a lot of that (and he has too im pretty sure) so it's probably better for the show he didn't.

4. The National @ White Oak Music Hall, Houston, September 2019
I have a bias here because somewhere in the past two years I became a superfan, but this was a great, long setlist that hit just about everything I wanted. The songs from I Am Easy to Find sounded great. The backup singers were great. Got Berningered at one point. It was great.

5. The Rapture @ Just Like Heaven Fest, Los Angeles, May 2019
I've wanted to see them forever and I couldn't make it to their "last" tour despite really wanting to go. I'll admit that they weren't super tight (I think this was only their second show back) and had a few mistakes, but man, their music lends itself SO well to a live setting and the crowd was great and I just had a grand ol time and really want to see them again at a fest next year.

6. Titus Andronicus @ Satellite Bar, Houston, November 2019

Very tight, solid setlist albeit a bit short. They sounded fantastic and the band sounds probably the best and tightest they have since like 2013. I think the newest record is just ok but the songs they play from it are actually pretty fun live songs and Patricks banter was pretty great. Do recommend.

I went 6 because I originally had 5 but completely forgot about MMJ @ Red Rocks

[thebosma]

Venue Shows:
1. Vampire Weekend at The Sylvee, June
As everyone (including me) has said, they've got the best thing going live right now. I can't get enough of them and I'm so hyped to see them again next year, hopefully multiple times. I frequently daydream about quitting my job and following them on tour.

2. Joanna Newsom at Thalia Hall, October 9
I've wanted to see her since I was in high school. Her last tour was during my finals week my sophomore year of college (and my grades were not what one would consider good at that time) so I opted not to go and was kicking myself for it for a long time. Jumped at the chance to see her at Thalia and oh boy was it worth the drive to/from chicago on a work night. I knew I was going to enjoy the set but I don't think I entirely predicted feeling as emotionally full as I did that night. One of those moments that I think we all chase after when we're going to all these shows year after year and not one that I'll forget anytime soon.

3. The New Pornographers at The Majestic Madison, September
This show was wild, I think I mentioned this in the review thread but I hadn't seen them before this and they did requests, deep cuts, all at a crazy high energy level. The crowd was crazy into it too. They later mentioned on twitter that it's the longest set they've ever played. I didn't have plans that following night and I seriously contemplated driving down to Champaign to catch them again on a whim. I didn't end up doing that which was probably a good call for my sanity or whatever. Anyways they ripped and I've gotten way more into them since then as a result. Had a big moment that night where I realized that I now live in a city where I get to experience these things and then drive 15 minutes home instead of 3 hours which was neat.

4. Kacey Musgraves at the Sylvee, February/Metro, August
Two shows from the same artist, each very special to me though they have nearly identical setlists. The show at the Sylvee was my very first at said venue, where I spent a good portion of my year. It was also on the Friday of my first week of work at my brand new job, which was also my first week living in Madison. As much as I don't miss Peoria the transition was hard, the move sucked ass, and this was the first great feeling thing I had experienced in a minute. Cried a bunch.
Likewise the metro show was at the tail end of my birthday on an already full fest day. Everyone was very nice to me and kept buying me drinks and it made me feel very special. It was a great show and I cried a lot at the exact same things I cried at in Madison.

5. Paul McCartney at the Kohl Center, June
I searched on stubhub all day for a ticket deal, almost got scammed on several different sketchy websites, and had eventually resigned myself to the fact that I wasn't going to this. At the last second, cheap tickets popped up and I had a friend who was able to go with me who had no idea McCartney was in town. Singing along to "Carry That Weight" with a bunch of olds was awesome and I'm so glad I finally got to see him.

6. Baroness w/Zeal and Ardor at the Sylvee, March
Wretched and his bf came to visit us this weekend to go to this show with me and one of my friends. It was very much out of my wheelhouse but I loved it. Wretched would occasionally look back at me to check in and see if I was enjoying myself and I was beaming every time. They were our very first visitors up here, even before my parents, and it meant a lot to me that they came up. We didn't even have a dining room table or chairs yet.

7. Lana Del Rey at the Sylvee, November
I've been a huge fan since the very beginning but didn't have the means to see her until 2016. Always regretted missing her in small venues and being able to catch her in a 2300 cap venue was great. I also thought she sounded wonderful and really used the space well which is not a review from all the other stops so I'm sorry everyone else's show sucked but this was fantastic.

8. Bon Iver/Feist at Allstate Arena, October
Not much to say about this live show that hasn't been said already but I will note the L-ISA sound system they used is fucking insane and sounded amazing. Hope people keep using that.

9. Phil Lesh and the Terrapin Family Band at Thalia Hall, March
This was a good and fun time with the boys. Haven't seen Dead and Co but Phil's party band is probably my favorite iteration of the dead right now. Crazy 3.5 hour set and just as good as when I saw them last year.

10. Ariana Grande at United Center, June
Nice big arena show. All of the hits and most of my favorites. It's been so much fun watching her become the biggest artist in the world and seeing it culminate in a huge sold out arena with 20,000 some other fans was awesome.


Fest Sets:
1. Childish Gambino @ Lolla
2. Janelle Monae @ Lolla
3. Robyn @ Pitchfork
4. Rosalia @ Lolla
5. Patti Smith @ Riot Fest
6. Belle and Sebastian @ Pitchfork
7. Boy Pablo @ Lolla
8. Ariana Grande @ Lolla
9. Bloc Party @ Riot Fest
10. Maggie Rogers @ Lolla


It was a good year all

[mookie]

1. Vampire Weekend in Indy (great set, plus my kids actually enjoyed themselves at a show)
2. Yo La Tengo at Space
3. Janelle Monae at Lolla
4. Better Oblivion Community Center at LH
5. Mike Krol at the Bottle
6. Wand at Sleeping Village
7. Fontaines DC at LH
8. Chk Chk Chk at LH
9. Vampire Weekend in Madison
10. Lingua Ignota at the Bottle

Still the biggest surprise of the year for me was that Surf Curse show at Subt. I only briefly listened to their album a couple of times, and went since I could get a spot on jukely. The crowd went absolutely nuts for them though. It was really fun to watch.

Lingua Ignota was also the first time in quite some time where I was actually kind of scared to see a performer live, since I had absolutely no idea what she would do live, especially after hearing her album.

Most painful performer moment: Seeing the singer/bassist from Control Top unintentionally smack herself in the mouth with her mic and chipping a tooth mid-set. Lingua Ignota comes in second place there, when she was basically whipping herself in the middle of hte crowd with a light on a wire

And one of my other highlights was two great lunchtime sets by two of my favorite bands (The National and Wilco) that gave me good excuses to ditch the afternoons at work.

[chvrchbarrel]

I am going to indulge myself slightly and answer this question differently. I've spent a little time over the past few days reflecting on my year at work and appreciating accomplishments, which is something I am routinely bad at doing.

To get it out of the way, yes, Vampire Weekend was the best act I saw this year. I also managed to sneak in Whitney, Lana Del Rey, Ray LaMontagne, Smashing Pumpkins, blink-182, Interpol, CHVRCHES, and several less-memorable acts with my free time.

But the best / most rewarding performances / most surprisingly great tours I worked with this year are:


1. Elton John - Farewell, Yellow Brick Road Tour - 2/15/19

Without a doubt the most detail-intensive show I've ever worked with. It made me better at my job, prouder of my team and support system, and when the house lights went off - the moment you know you've pulled it off - it's Elton fucking John. He opened with one of my least favorite songs of all-time in such a bombastic way that I couldn't stop singing along. 

2. Metallica - WorldWired Tour - 3/6/19

One of the coolest things that happened at work this year was managing the largest crowd to ever occupy Sprint Center. Not that my work influences how many people show up, but it was a proud moment when the final scan count came in at 19,646. The box office attendant looked at me with a smile and said "the most people that have ever been in this building are all here right now."

Metallica is a band I am starting to find sorta goofy, but they probably have the most impressive arena setup possible for their live show. Insanely entertaining. Their private chef left me approx. $300 worth of untouched Whole Foods groceries. 

3. Khalid - Free Spirit Tour - 7/21/19

An extremely polite GA line (which is basically an oxymoron) made this day wonderful. The weather was gorgeous and the excitement coming from the kids in line was really infectious. It was an easy day in production which let me focus a little more on the "magic."

I walked out near the barricade to watch the opening of the show, and seeing Khalid appear to 8TEEN captured me right away. Looking back and forth between Khalid (who was having the time of his life) and the kids in the pit (singing every word, totally mesmerized by the show) sticks in my memory. 

4. Celine Dion - Courage Tour - 10/28/19

Good ol' Celino Dino was worthy of a few heart attacks along the way, but we got everything taken care of. This was a challenge in many ways, but absolutely one of the most rewarding performances to get to see. My jaw literally dropped when she started singing. I was replaying moments of this day for the whole week after it was over.

5. Travis Scott - Astroworld Tour - 2/17/19

I can't speak to many of the details surrounding how completely massive of an undertaking it was to produce this show, because thankfully I had almost nothing to do with it. My coworker - the same one who managed all of Drake's production rehearsals and the Scorpion Tour debut in 2018 - handled the entire thing. 

But, with Astroworld came carnival games, and with carnival games came volunteers. I got to operate one of those tents you can get inside, and a fan blows money all over the place. We had fake money and some of it was marked with a big X. If you got one of those bills, you got a wristband to the pit. I have never had so much fun at work, and now, any time we have show with a pit, I take 10-20 wristbands to the upper level and give them away to people in the very last row. 

[Xamnam]

Dec 17, 2019 10:46:54 GMT -6 chvrchbarrel said:

1. Elton John - Farewell, Yellow Brick Road Tour - 2/15/19

He opened with one of my least favorite songs of all-time in such a bombastic way that I couldn't stop singing along. 

And hey, there's something to be said for getting that dreck out of the way straight away!

[Tweet]

Here were the best shows of 2019, in chronological order:

Mineral @ Lincoln Hall
Robyn @ The Aragon
Cass McCombs/Sam Evian @ Lincoln Hall
Better Oblivion Community Center/Lala Lala @ Lincoln Hall
JS Ondara @ Schubas
Hand Habits @ The Hideout
Aldous Harding/Yves Jarvis @ Empty Bottle
Television @ Old Town School of Folk Music
The Comet is Coming @ Sleeping Village
The Rapture @ House of Vans
Brian Ferry @ The Chicago Theatre
Kurt Vile @ Empty Bottle
Orville Peck @ Lincoln Hall
Big Thief/Palehound @ Metro
Ian Noe @ Sleeping Village
Bob Dylan @ UIC Pavilion

If I have to rank the top 5 I'd say Comet is Coming, Big Thief, Mineral, Robyn, and Television would be it.

This has been the best shows of 2019. Kiss my ass if you disagree

[Tweet]

Oh I forgot Pitchfork, which was the only fest I did this year. Those shows are:

Stereolab
belle & Sebastian


Snail Mail into Robyn, mostly for the dance parties that a (presumably autistic, admittedly) kid started at both sets. Honestly might've been the best concert moment I've ever seen. Made my heart happy, I tells ya, seeing a bunch of strangers come together and dance with him. I wish I had videos. God bless the people who joined in. I would've but I was with my buddy who was still recovering from a torn ACL/am a curmudgeon.

Ok, now you all can kiss my ass.

[perdhapley]

My favorites in alphabetical order

Bon Iver - Allstate Arena
Brandi Carlile - Bonnaroo & Northerly Island
Cardi B - Bonnaroo
Kacey Musgraves - Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and Metro
Kanye West Sunday Service - Northerly Island
Mumford & Sons - Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis
Phish - Friday Night and Sunday Night at Bonnaroo
Robyn - Pitchfork
Tame Impala - Lollapalooza
The Lonely Island - Bonnaroo
The National - Bonnaroo and White River Lawn in Indianapolis
Vampire Weekend - White River Lawn in Indianapolis