Desert Daze set to return with The War On Drugs, Kamasi Washington, Toro Y Moi, Japanese Breakfast & More | Nov 12 -14 at Lake Perris, CA

A cool lineup is headed to Desert Daze this fall! Robert Kinsler 

The War on Drugs performing at Coachella in 2015.

DESERT DAZE 2021 A WEEKEND OF CONCERTS AT LAKE PERRIS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EVENT RETURNS NOVEMBER 12 - 14TH; THE WAR ON DRUGS (ONLY 2021 PERFORMANCE), KAMASI WASHINGTON, TORO Y MOI & JAPANESE BREAKFAST TO HEADLINE For additional info, visit: https://desertdaze.org

Desert Daze 2021 Flyer | Download HERE In dreams the lake whispered, in waking the lake called out psychically - but then also on the phone. Desert Daze is returning to Lake Perris, CA for a weekend of concerts from November 12 - 14, 2021. Headlining this year’s event is The War on Drugs performing their only 2021 show, Kamasi Washington, Toro y Moi and Japanese Breakfast.  We are thrilled to be able to return to our home of the last few years. Like you, the lake knows where we belong. In order to provide a safer experience, this year’s event will be scaled down to keep us together in spirit while socially distanced. We are proud to present to you a weekend of camping and intimate outdoor performances.  As the sun winds down each day, the sonic reverberations will start and the grounds will be illuminated by an array of video artists and art installations. The three day lineup will also feature music from Devendra Banhart, Andy Shauf, Tim Heidecker & Weyes Blood, Crumb, Yves Tumor, Ty Segall, The Black Angels, DIIV, Kikagaku Moyo, The Budos Band, Moon Duo, Sudan Archives, Deap Vally, La Luz, Sasami, Crack Cloud, SPELLLING, Pachyman, JJUUJUU and Geese, with stage projections from Mad Alchemy.  Desert Daze is produced by Moon Block and Knitting Factory Entertainment. “It’s been a long year+ away from the Desert Daze community and we are really excited about seeing the people that make this event so special, and seeing this beautiful, multi-faceted lineup at the lake,” notes Desert Daze & Moon Block founder, curator and JJUUJJUU frontman Phil Pirrone. Tickets, parking and camping passes will be on sale Friday, July 23 at 10am PT and start at $75 for single day tickets, and $225 for 3-Show passes with payment plans available for 3-Show passes only. Desert Daze capacity will be limited this year to accommodate for safety measures, and fans are encouraged to purchase passes early as the weekend is expected to sell out quickly. For ticketing and additional information on Desert Daze 2021, visit: https://desertdaze.org.  DESERT DAZE 2021 Friday, November 12  The War on Drugs Tim Heidecker & Weyes Blood Ty Segall DIIV Moon Duo Deap Vally La Luz Crack Cloud Saturday, November 13  Kamasi Washington Devendra Banhart Andy Shauf The Budos Band Sudan Archives Pachyman JJUUJJUU Geese Sunday, November 14  Toro Y Moi Japanese Breakfast Yves Tumor Crumb The Black Angels Kikagaku Moyo Sasami SPELLLING

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Austin City Limits to Live Stream The Black Angels Debut tonight (Aug. 28, 2013)

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Austin City Limits to Live Stream The Black Angels Debut

Tonight August 28th @ 9pm ET/8pm CT

Austin, TX—August 28, 2013—Austin City Limits (ACL) will live stream the debut taping of Austin's own Black Angels worldwide tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern Time/ 8pm Central Time. Fans can log on to ACL's YouTube Channel http://www.youtube.com/user/AustinCityLimitsTV to watch the Texas psych-rockers entire ACL taping as it happens live from The Moody Theater in downtown Austin. The broadcast episode will air as part of ACL's upcoming Season 39, which premieres in October on PBS.

Named in tribute to the Velvet Underground number “The Black Angel’s Death Song,” the
Black Angels found themselves the spearhead of a new psychedelic revival soon after their formation in 2004. The band’s carefully crafted blend of melody and noise won over fans of both modern indie rock and old-school acid rock, and its LPs Passover and Directions to See a Ghost on the Light in the Attic label established it as a major force in underground rock & roll. 2008 found the band not only backing Roky Erickson for a pair of gigs, but also starting its own festival, the Austin Psych Fest. Signing to the revived legendary label Blue Horizon, the Black Angels signaled a poppier direction with Phosphene Dream and its latest Indigo Meadow. NPR recently said of the band, “The music slunk through the crowd like an iridescent snake wrapping itself around each and every fan in the crowd, rattling its tail and hissing a slew of bittersweet, psychedelic nothings in the process.”

About Austin City Limits

Austin City Limits (ACL) is a television series on PBS that records and broadcasts original musical performances from exciting new talent and legendary artists of all genres.



Austin City Limits is the longest-running music series in American television history and remains the only TV series to ever be awarded the National Medal of Arts. ACL has been designated an official Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Landmark. In 2012, ACL received a rare institutional Peabody Award for excellence and outstanding achievement. In 2011, ACL moved to the new venue ACL Live at The Moody Theater in downtown Austin.


ACL is produced by KLRU-TV and funding is provided in part by AMD, Budweiser, the Austin Convention Center Department and Dell. Additional funding is provided by the Friends of Austin City Limits. Learn more about Austin City Limits, programming and history at acltv.com.