Day 2 of Outside Lands featured a headlining set from Lizzo, plus Vampire Weekend, Angel Olsen, Dr. Dog, Hinds, Noga Erez, Jessia, Rico Nasty, 24kGoldn, Andrew McMahon and the Wilderness, Dijon, plus rapper Anime filling in last minute for a no-show Young Thug, and Reggie Watts subbing in for an injured Marc Rebillet.

Vampire Weekend packed Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco on October 1st, their first show in the city in over 5 years. The band played an epic 27-song setlist, running over 2 hours, heavy on songs from their latest record, Father of the Bride.

Indie titans Vampire Weekend – one of the most important and influential bands of our generation – enthralled the crowd of die-hards at their recent ACL Live taping at the Moody Theater in Austin, Texas. The group is currently on tour in support of their fantastic fourth album Father of the Bride.

A future to believe in. At least for one more night.

Steeped with irony, this could’ve been a lot more illuminating.

The garage-rock collaboration over a year in the making.

Droid Bishop, Geoff Geis, Icewater, Quad, Scale Model, co-curated by Blood Moon.

A funky steel-drum, steady shaker with Vampire Weekend vocals on top.

Governors Ball closes out with performances by OFWGKTA members, Vampire Weekend & Interpol.

Actually, $20 and an as-of-yet-unreturned security deposit.

Featuring jokes worse than the Gov Ball's "jumbotron."

November has no qualms about stealing your seat, bro.

Counting the indie stars and kicking it with the coolest ghouls around.

The only thing worse than 800 miles in a van with your band mates is their musical taste.