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2024 BMI Stage at ACL Fest Reveals Lineup

By Jason Rhinehart
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Friday, October 11
1:45P Vanilla is Black
3:15P Bre Kennedy
5:00P WhooKilledKenny

Saturday, October 12
12:00P JORDY
1:30P Jon Muq
3:15P Emei
5:15P Braxton Keith

Sunday, October 13
11:45A Hudson Ingram
1:15P Emily Nenni
3:00P Amira Elfeky
5:00P The Droptines


The annual BMI Stage has become a focal point during ACL Fest, after launching some of music’s biggest stars such as Ryan Bingham (’08), Alessia Cara (‘15), Gary Clark, Jr. (‘11), City and Colour (‘08), Luke Combs (‘17), Shakey Graves (‘13), Ruston Kelly (’18), Khruangbin (‘16), Marcus King (’15), Johnnyswim (’14), Miranda Lambert (‘03), Melanie Martinez (’14), Maren Morris (‘16), Jon Pardi (‘11, ‘14) and Billy Strings (’19). With an opportunity to witness tomorrow’s headliners today, BMI is set to bring another year of genre-blurring styles and sounds to Texas.

This year’s lineup will showcase 22 must-see BMI affiliates throughout two consecutive weekends including Amira Elfeky, Braxton Keith, Bre Kennedy, Dexter & The Moonrocks, Deyaz, Emei, Emily Nenni, Hudson Ingram, Jon Muq, JORDY, Marley Bleu, Mon Rovîa, Obed Padilla, Rett Madison, Sawyer Hill, Tanner Adell, Telescreens, The Droptines, Tyler Halverson, Vanilla is Black, Vlad Holiday and WhooKilledKenny. The full lineup behind the BMI Stage at Austin City Limits Music Festival can be found below and viewed here.

“Every year we look forward to the return of the BMI Stage at ACL Fest and having the opportunity to collaborate with our longstanding partners at C3 to promote the next generation of BMI talent,” says Mason Hunter AVP, Creative Nashville. “For over 20 years, the BMI stage has been a cornerstone of the festival, kickstarting multi-genre careers and consistently spotlighting a new wave of emerging talent. This year’s lineup continues to carry on that tradition.”

BMI Stage at 2024 ACL Fest Lineup:

Friday, October 4
1:45P Mon Rovîa
3:15P Tanner Adell
5:00P Dexter & The Moonrocks

Saturday, October 5
12:00P Obed Padilla
1:30P Sawyer Hill
3:15P Telescreens
5:15P Rett Madison

Sunday, October 6
11:45A Marley Bleu
1:15P Deyaz
3:00P Vlad Holiday
5:00P Tyler Halverson


Friday, October 11
1:45P Vanilla is Black
3:15P Bre Kennedy
5:00P WhooKilledKenny

Saturday, October 12
12:00P JORDY
1:30P Jon Muq
3:15P Emei
5:15P Braxton Keith

Sunday, October 13
11:45A Hudson Ingram
1:15P Emily Nenni
3:00P Amira Elfeky
5:00P The Droptines


The annual BMI Stage has become a focal point during ACL Fest, after launching some of music’s biggest stars such as Ryan Bingham (’08), Alessia Cara (‘15), Gary Clark, Jr. (‘11), City and Colour (‘08), Luke Combs (‘17), Shakey Graves (‘13), Ruston Kelly (’18), Khruangbin (‘16), Marcus King (’15), Johnnyswim (’14), Miranda Lambert (‘03), Melanie Martinez (’14), Maren Morris (‘16), Jon Pardi (‘11, ‘14) and Billy Strings (’19). With an opportunity to witness tomorrow’s headliners today, BMI is set to bring another year of genre-blurring styles and sounds to Texas.

Aug. 01, 2024 – In its 21st year, the BMI Stage returns to Zilker Park for the 2024 Austin City Limits Music Festival, held Oct. 4-6 and Oct. 11-13. The global leader in music rights management has curated a musically diverse lineup at ACL Fest for the past two decades and “remains an oasis to future stars,” (Austin Chronicle).

This year’s lineup will showcase 22 must-see BMI affiliates throughout two consecutive weekends including Amira Elfeky, Braxton Keith, Bre Kennedy, Dexter & The Moonrocks, Deyaz, Emei, Emily Nenni, Hudson Ingram, Jon Muq, JORDY, Marley Bleu, Mon Rovîa, Obed Padilla, Rett Madison, Sawyer Hill, Tanner Adell, Telescreens, The Droptines, Tyler Halverson, Vanilla is Black, Vlad Holiday and WhooKilledKenny. The full lineup behind the BMI Stage at Austin City Limits Music Festival can be found below and viewed here.

“Every year we look forward to the return of the BMI Stage at ACL Fest and having the opportunity to collaborate with our longstanding partners at C3 to promote the next generation of BMI talent,” says Mason Hunter AVP, Creative Nashville. “For over 20 years, the BMI stage has been a cornerstone of the festival, kickstarting multi-genre careers and consistently spotlighting a new wave of emerging talent. This year’s lineup continues to carry on that tradition.”

BMI Stage at 2024 ACL Fest Lineup:

Friday, October 4
1:45P Mon Rovîa
3:15P Tanner Adell
5:00P Dexter & The Moonrocks

Saturday, October 5
12:00P Obed Padilla
1:30P Sawyer Hill
3:15P Telescreens
5:15P Rett Madison

Sunday, October 6
11:45A Marley Bleu
1:15P Deyaz
3:00P Vlad Holiday
5:00P Tyler Halverson


Friday, October 11
1:45P Vanilla is Black
3:15P Bre Kennedy
5:00P WhooKilledKenny

Saturday, October 12
12:00P JORDY
1:30P Jon Muq
3:15P Emei
5:15P Braxton Keith

Sunday, October 13
11:45A Hudson Ingram
1:15P Emily Nenni
3:00P Amira Elfeky
5:00P The Droptines


The annual BMI Stage has become a focal point during ACL Fest, after launching some of music’s biggest stars such as Ryan Bingham (’08), Alessia Cara (‘15), Gary Clark, Jr. (‘11), City and Colour (‘08), Luke Combs (‘17), Shakey Graves (‘13), Ruston Kelly (’18), Khruangbin (‘16), Marcus King (’15), Johnnyswim (’14), Miranda Lambert (‘03), Melanie Martinez (’14), Maren Morris (‘16), Jon Pardi (‘11, ‘14) and Billy Strings (’19). With an opportunity to witness tomorrow’s headliners today, BMI is set to bring another year of genre-blurring styles and sounds to Texas.

Aug. 01, 2024 – In its 21st year, the BMI Stage returns to Zilker Park for the 2024 Austin City Limits Music Festival, held Oct. 4-6 and Oct. 11-13. The global leader in music rights management has curated a musically diverse lineup at ACL Fest for the past two decades and “remains an oasis to future stars,” (Austin Chronicle).

This year’s lineup will showcase 22 must-see BMI affiliates throughout two consecutive weekends including Amira Elfeky, Braxton Keith, Bre Kennedy, Dexter & The Moonrocks, Deyaz, Emei, Emily Nenni, Hudson Ingram, Jon Muq, JORDY, Marley Bleu, Mon Rovîa, Obed Padilla, Rett Madison, Sawyer Hill, Tanner Adell, Telescreens, The Droptines, Tyler Halverson, Vanilla is Black, Vlad Holiday and WhooKilledKenny. The full lineup behind the BMI Stage at Austin City Limits Music Festival can be found below and viewed here.

“Every year we look forward to the return of the BMI Stage at ACL Fest and having the opportunity to collaborate with our longstanding partners at C3 to promote the next generation of BMI talent,” says Mason Hunter AVP, Creative Nashville. “For over 20 years, the BMI stage has been a cornerstone of the festival, kickstarting multi-genre careers and consistently spotlighting a new wave of emerging talent. This year’s lineup continues to carry on that tradition.”

BMI Stage at 2024 ACL Fest Lineup:

Friday, October 4
1:45P Mon Rovîa
3:15P Tanner Adell
5:00P Dexter & The Moonrocks

Saturday, October 5
12:00P Obed Padilla
1:30P Sawyer Hill
3:15P Telescreens
5:15P Rett Madison

Sunday, October 6
11:45A Marley Bleu
1:15P Deyaz
3:00P Vlad Holiday
5:00P Tyler Halverson


Friday, October 11
1:45P Vanilla is Black
3:15P Bre Kennedy
5:00P WhooKilledKenny

Saturday, October 12
12:00P JORDY
1:30P Jon Muq
3:15P Emei
5:15P Braxton Keith

Sunday, October 13
11:45A Hudson Ingram
1:15P Emily Nenni
3:00P Amira Elfeky
5:00P The Droptines


The annual BMI Stage has become a focal point during ACL Fest, after launching some of music’s biggest stars such as Ryan Bingham (’08), Alessia Cara (‘15), Gary Clark, Jr. (‘11), City and Colour (‘08), Luke Combs (‘17), Shakey Graves (‘13), Ruston Kelly (’18), Khruangbin (‘16), Marcus King (’15), Johnnyswim (’14), Miranda Lambert (‘03), Melanie Martinez (’14), Maren Morris (‘16), Jon Pardi (‘11, ‘14) and Billy Strings (’19). With an opportunity to witness tomorrow’s headliners today, BMI is set to bring another year of genre-blurring styles and sounds to Texas.

Aug. 01, 2024 – In its 21st year, the BMI Stage returns to Zilker Park for the 2024 Austin City Limits Music Festival, held Oct. 4-6 and Oct. 11-13. The global leader in music rights management has curated a musically diverse lineup at ACL Fest for the past two decades and “remains an oasis to future stars,” (Austin Chronicle).

This year’s lineup will showcase 22 must-see BMI affiliates throughout two consecutive weekends including Amira Elfeky, Braxton Keith, Bre Kennedy, Dexter & The Moonrocks, Deyaz, Emei, Emily Nenni, Hudson Ingram, Jon Muq, JORDY, Marley Bleu, Mon Rovîa, Obed Padilla, Rett Madison, Sawyer Hill, Tanner Adell, Telescreens, The Droptines, Tyler Halverson, Vanilla is Black, Vlad Holiday and WhooKilledKenny. The full lineup behind the BMI Stage at Austin City Limits Music Festival can be found below and viewed here.

“Every year we look forward to the return of the BMI Stage at ACL Fest and having the opportunity to collaborate with our longstanding partners at C3 to promote the next generation of BMI talent,” says Mason Hunter AVP, Creative Nashville. “For over 20 years, the BMI stage has been a cornerstone of the festival, kickstarting multi-genre careers and consistently spotlighting a new wave of emerging talent. This year’s lineup continues to carry on that tradition.”

BMI Stage at 2024 ACL Fest Lineup:

Friday, October 4
1:45P Mon Rovîa
3:15P Tanner Adell
5:00P Dexter & The Moonrocks

Saturday, October 5
12:00P Obed Padilla
1:30P Sawyer Hill
3:15P Telescreens
5:15P Rett Madison

Sunday, October 6
11:45A Marley Bleu
1:15P Deyaz
3:00P Vlad Holiday
5:00P Tyler Halverson


Friday, October 11
1:45P Vanilla is Black
3:15P Bre Kennedy
5:00P WhooKilledKenny

Saturday, October 12
12:00P JORDY
1:30P Jon Muq
3:15P Emei
5:15P Braxton Keith

Sunday, October 13
11:45A Hudson Ingram
1:15P Emily Nenni
3:00P Amira Elfeky
5:00P The Droptines


The annual BMI Stage has become a focal point during ACL Fest, after launching some of music’s biggest stars such as Ryan Bingham (’08), Alessia Cara (‘15), Gary Clark, Jr. (‘11), City and Colour (‘08), Luke Combs (‘17), Shakey Graves (‘13), Ruston Kelly (’18), Khruangbin (‘16), Marcus King (’15), Johnnyswim (’14), Miranda Lambert (‘03), Melanie Martinez (’14), Maren Morris (‘16), Jon Pardi (‘11, ‘14) and Billy Strings (’19). With an opportunity to witness tomorrow’s headliners today, BMI is set to bring another year of genre-blurring styles and sounds to Texas.

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