Austin City Limits Festival Coming On CD And DVD

The Austin City Limits Music Festival has been around since 1976, but in the past few years highlights have been featured on CD and DVD. Some of the best moments from last year's festival will be released by Image Entertainment on June 20 as two separate double-disc packages.

The CD set features performances by such artists as The Black Keys, Tortoise, Bloc Party, Kaiser Chiefs, The Decemberists, Steve Earle And The Dukes, The Black Crowes and The New Amsterdams.

The DVD package features many of the same performances as the CD along with 14 artist interviews (some conducted by fans), bonus performance footage and four short documentaries on Amublance LTD, Blues Traveler, Ruthie Foster and Roky Erickson.

This year's festival will run from September 15 to 17 at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas. Though the lineup hasn't yet been announced, the festival's website is promising eight stages and 130 acts. Last year's fest attracted 65,000 attendees over three days and nights.

Here's the track list for the Austin City Limits CD:

Disc one:
Jet — "Cold Hard Bitch"
Bloc Party — "This Modern Love"
Thievery Corporation — "This Modern Love"
Aqualung — "Brighter Than Sunshine"
Keane — "We Might As Well Be Strangers"
Jason Mraz — "Did You Get My Message?"
Ambulance LTD — "Primitive (The Way I Treat You)"
Kasabian — "L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever)"
The Frames — "Revelate"
Kaiser Chiefs — "I Predict A Riot"
Tortoise — "Salt The Sky"
The Decemberists — "July, July!"
The Black Keys — "Set You Free"
The Bravery — "Unconditional"

Disc two:
The Black Crowes — "Sting Me"
Blues Traveler — "Hook"
Widespread Panic — "Love Tractor"
Allman Brothers Band — "One Way Out"
Gov't Mule — "Time To Confess"
Mike Doughty — "Madeline And Nine"
Rachael Yamagata — "Be Be Your Love"
Eisley — "Golly Sandra"
The New Amsterdams — "Hover Near Fame"
John Prine — "Lake Marie"
Asleep At The Wheel — "Miles And Miles Of Texas"
Robert Earl Keen — "Feelin' Good Again"
Split Lip Rayfield — "Kiss Of Death"
Steve Earle And The Dukes — "Warrior"