Also on Saturday: Sara Bareilles, Dinosaur Jr., Whitney, Holy Ghost!, Tom Morello, the Growlers, OK Go, Aaron Neville, Solomun, Mac Ayres, Mike Watt, Guerilla Toss, Summer Wars, Domo Genesis, Fu Manchu, the Cadillac Three, Marilyn Manson, Kero Kero Bonito, Twenty One Pilots
Incoming: The Growlers, Substance Music Festival, Thom Yorke, HARD Day of the Dead, ComplexCon, Frank Turner, Ra Ra Riot, Lucinda Williams, Steve Lacy, Cypress Hill, Last Dinosaurs, Shovels & Rope, Active Child, Y La Bamba, Justin Townes Earle, Big Thief, Cold War Kids, Oh Sees, Kero Kero Bonito, Gramatik, Twenty One Pilots, TR/ST, Bishop Briggs, Café Tacvba, OK Go, Sara Bareilles, Dinosaur Jr., Electric Guest, Fu Manchu, Marilyn Manson, Bauhaus, Mykki Blanco
Also on Sunday: Mike Stud, Everclear, Luke Sweeney, Caleb Caudle, Electric Guest, Royal Blood, Soft Kill, Joyce, Mark Lindsay, the Claudettes, Jazzy Ash
Electric Guest hit their local strip club in the “Back For Me” video, a song from the duo’s latest album, “Plural.”
Electric Guest soldiered through some technical difficulties to lead a dance party on Saturday at the Teragram Ballroom in support of their new album “Plural”
Also on Saturday: Quetzal, the Buttertones, Big Wild, Colony House, Kevin Abstract, Facial, Feels, Leftover Crack, Chai, the Long Fall, Go Betty Go, Fire Chief Charlie
Incoming: The Internet, Andy Shauf, the Kills, Lake Street Dive, Dungen, Cameron Avery, Agnes Obel, Kate Tempest, Sonny & the Sunsets, MØ, Jain, La Luz, Allison Crutchfield, the Airborne Toxic Event, Wu-Tang Clan, Nikki Lane, the Motet, Jeremy Enigk, the Orwells, Eric Clapton, Tuxedo, Thee Oh Sees, Biffy Clyro, Save Ferris
Electro-pop singer Rodes Rollins has unveiled “Wes Come Back,” the second of her two dreamy singles from her forthcoming “Young Adult” EP.
Electric Guest’s “Dear to Me” is the duo’s first new music in five years. Early 2017 will bring the release of their sophomore album.
The first song from the new collaboration between Matthew Compton (Electric Guest) and Matt Popieluch (Big Search, Foreign Born) is the languid, keyboard-drenched “Palm Beach.”
