Five-time Grammy winner, humanitarian, and eldest son of reggae legend Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley brought his impressive reggae band into Austin on Thursday night. Ziggy's upbeat set included his hits, such as "True To Myself" and "Tomorrow People," as well as a couple of his dad's songs such as "Get Up, Stand Up" and "Is This Love?" Austin reggae band Don Chani opened.
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Ziggy Marley at ACL Live [Show Photos]
Concert Update: The Home Stretch & The New Year
Well, it certainly feels like winter. This marks a usually slow time on the roadshow scene, as bands head home for the holidays and clubs close up shop. Not so fast, though: December is still unusually active this year on the Austin music calendar, so have a look below and see which acts you should bundle up and head out to. December: 12/01 FunFunFun: Spoon, Peaches, Prefuse 73 + more (Waterloo Park) 12/01 Dressy...
The Weekend IST List
FRIDAY [1] music festival • The first-ever Fun Fun Fun Fest! With Spoon, Circle Jerks, Prefuse 73, Peaches, Black Angels, Lucero, Riverboat Gamblers, DJ Mel, Whitey, DJ Thomas Turner, Octopus Project, The Oranges Band, Dead Meadow, DJ Ceeplus and the House of Bad Knives, and more at Waterloo Park ($20, 1pm-10pm) afterparty • Fun Fun Fun Fest afterparty with Whitey, Ceeplus and the House of Bad Knives, Prince Klassen, and Ian Orth at Beauty...
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