Hangout Music Festival line-ups

Hangout Music Festival 2013.

The Hangout Music Festival (commonly referred to as Hangout Fest or Hangout) is an annual three-day music festival held at the public beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama.^[1]^[2] It was founded by A.J. Niland and Shaul Zislin in 2010, and is produced by Huka Entertainment. The event features many genres of music, including rock, indie, hip hop, and electronic dance music. It is the first major music festival held on the beach in the city.^[1]^[3]^[4]

Line-ups

All information taken from various sources.^[5] Headline performers are listed in Boldface.

2011

The 2011 Hangout Music Festival took place on May 20–22, 2011. In 2011, the festival added another stage and began booking larger headlining acts.^[6] Attendance in 2011 had to be capped at 35,000 per day, an unprecedented number for the second year of a music festival in the region, due to safety concerns.^[7]^[8]^[9]^[10] The 2011 event was estimated to have generated approximately $30 million for the Gulf Shores area economy.^[10]

Thursday

Hangout Stage
Dumpstaphunk Big Sam's Funky Nation Moon Taxi Andrew Duhon Kristy Lee and Romany Rye

Friday

Hangout Stage	Surf Style Stage	Boom Boom Room	Grooveshark Stage	Shaka Island
Widespread Panic Warren Haynes Band Umphrey's McGee Kristy Lee	My Morning Jacket Grace Potter and the Nocturnals Brandi Carlile	Bassnectar Beats Antique Karl Denson's Tiny Universe	STS9 Soja Easy Star All-Stars Cas Haley	Railroad Earth Greensky Bluegrass Honey Island Swamp Band Jambo The Baby Grands The Q Brothers

Hangout Late-Night Tent	Hangout Late-Night Stage^{[nb 1]}
Bassnectar with Beats Antique (DJ set)	Rich Aucoin Live in 3D! with Lynx.

Saturday

Hangout Stage	Surf Style Stage	Boom Boom Room	Grooveshark Stage	Shaka Island
Foo Fighters The Avett Brothers Cee Lo Green (scheduled, but no-show. Foo Fighters filled in with a covers set.) Slightly Stoopid Mariachi El Bronx	The Flaming Lips Primus Minus the Bear Medeski Martin & Wood	Pretty Lights Big Gigantic Xavier Rudd Rich Aucoin	Motörhead Khris Royal and Dark Matter Dead Confederate Civil Twilight Lennon Bus	Rival Sons Jon Black The Verve Pipe School of Rock Peter D & Tor The Baby Grands Lunch Money Jambo

Hangout Late-Night Tent	Hangout Late-Night Stage^{[nb 2]}
Pretty Lights with Big Gigantic	Tony Clifton & The Katrina Kiss-My-Ass Orchestra

Sunday

Hangout Stage	Surf Style Stage	Boom Boom Room	Grooveshark Stage	Shaka Island
Paul Simon Michael Franti & Spearhead Amos Lee Keller Williams	The Black Keys Ween Matisyahu Portugal. The Man	Girl Talk Drive-By Truckers Old Crow Medicine Show Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights	Galactic Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave JJ Grey and Mofro Truth and Salvage Co. Roman Street	Justin Townes Earle A Thousand Horses The Verve Pipe Keller Williams Lunch Money Peter D & Tor The Q Brothers Michael Franti School of Rock DJ Jimmy Boom

2012

The 2012 festival took place May 18–20, 2012. Advance tickets for the 2012 event, which continued to be capped at 35,000 attendees per day, sold out within one hour.^[11] General admission tickets sold out on February 21, 2012, almost three months prior to the event.^[12]

Thursday

Xbox Stage	BP Kids Stage
Big Gigantic BoomBox Perpetual Grooves Nobody Beats the Drum The Revivalists	Zoogma Preservation Hall Jazz Band Dirty Dozen Brass Band Delta Rae The Kingston Springs Tauk

Friday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Xbox Stage	"Letting Go" Stage	BP Kids Stage
Jack White The Avett Brothers Chris Cornell Coheed & Cambria Rebelution	Wilco M. Ward Alabama Shakes Sleeper Agent	STS9 Paul Oakenfold Yelawolf Rich Aucoin Hey Rosetta!	Umphrey's McGee Dawes Allen Stone Switchfoot	Gravity A Zoogma ZNI The School of Rock Big Bang Boom Special Guest Peter Distefano & Tor John Yost's Rhythm Revolution The Q Brothers DJ Jimmy Boom Boom

Saturday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Xbox Stage	"Letting Go" Stage	BP Kids Stage
Red Hot Chili Peppers Dispatch Gary Clark, Jr. Julian Marley & the Uprising Givers	The String Cheese Incident^{[nb 3]} Gogol Bordello Randy Newman Tribal Seeds	Shpongle Kaskade Skrillex Mac Miller Archnemesis	Flogging Molly Dr. Dog Heartless Bastards The Devil Makes Three Future Birds	Fort Atlantic Machines Are People Too Johnnie Leeds & the Nightlights Special Guest The School of Rock Peter Distefano & Tor Jim Cosgrove Big Bang Boom DJ Jimmy Boom Boom

Sunday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Xbox Stage	"Letting Go" Stage	BP Kids Stage
Dave Matthews Band Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros Michael Franti & Spearhead The Greyboy Allstars	The Flaming Lips performing The Dark Side of the Moon Steve Winwood Mavis Staples The Lumineers	Zeds Dead Paper Diamond Big Freedia & the Divas Cherub	G. Love & Special Sauce Cage the Elephant Young the Giant Delta Spirit Jamie Bergeron & the Kickin' Cajuns	Space Capone Flannel Church Jim Cosgrove Special Guest The Q Brothers Peter Distefano & Tor Johnnie Leeds & the Nightlights The School of Rock DJ Jimmy Boom Boom

2013

The 2013 festival took place May 17–19, 2013. The 2013 festival sold out as well, but failed to meet the previous year's "rapid sellout" of general admission tickets.^[13]

Thursday

Letting Go Stage	Boom Boom Tent
Umphrey's McGee Railroad Earth Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors Hayes Carll Johnnyswim Reptar St. Paul and The Broken Bones	Benny Benassi Dillon Francis Lotus Conspirator Quixotic Wick-it the Instigator Future Rock

Friday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Letting Go Stage	BMI Stage	Boom Boom Tent
Kings of Leon Passion Pit Jim James The Breeders Twin Sister	The Shins Grizzly Bear Toots and the Maytals Lissie	Ryan Bingham Big Gigantic The Sheepdogs twenty one pilots	Anders Osbourne The Weeks Luella and the Sun Colin Lake	Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Afrojack Ra Ra Riot Lance Herbstrong

Saturday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Letting Go Stage	BMI Stage	Boom Boom Tent
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers The Black Crowes Gov’t Mule Shovels & Rope Delta Rae	Bassnectar The Roots Dirty Projectors Nick Bluhm and the Gramblers	Slightly Stoopid Holy Ghost! The Bright Light Social Hour The Werks	The Tontons Kingston Springs The Mowgli's Wild Cub	Kendrick Lamar Wolfgang Gartner Public Enemy Brassft Punk

Sunday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Letting Go Stage	BMI Stage	Boom Boom Tent
Stevie Wonder Yeah Yeah Yeahs Ellie Goulding Grouplove	Trey Anastasio Band Imagine Dragons Galactic Best Coast	Bloc Party moe. Moon Taxi The Revivalists	Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit Space Capone Chancellor Warhol The Wild Feathers	Steve Aoki Porter Robinson Baauer Zion I

2014

The 2014 festival took place May 16–18, 2014. 40,000 tickets were sold in 2014, up from the previous audience cap of 35,000.^[14] In 2014, the festival first allowed access to the Gulf of Mexico, which was previously restricted to security and artists.^[14]^[15]

Thursday

Boom Boom Tent	Palladia Stage	Red Bull Sound Select Stage
Girl Talk Danny Brown Bonobo	Wolfmother Iron & Wine Bleachers Go Down Moses	Dumpstaphunk Bombay Bicycle Club Jamestown Revival Magic Man

Friday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Boom Boom Tent	Palladia Stage	Red Bull Sound Select Stage	BMI Stage
The Black Keys Gary Clark Jr. Dawes Balkan Beat Box Ozomatli	Queens of the Stone Age Wiz Khalifa Ingrid Michaelson Allen Stone	STS9 Childish Gambino Claude VonStroke RAC heRobust	Conor Oberst The 1975 Valerie June Black Lips	Gemini Club Bad Suns John and Jacob Los Colognes	Wild Cub Underhill Family Orchestra Bronze Radio Return Empires

Saturday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Boom Boom Tent	Palladia Stage	Red Bull Sound Select Stage	BMI Stage
The Killers Modest Mouse Amos Lee Needtobreathe RDGLDGRN	The Flaming Lips Matt & Kim Tegan and Sara Little Green Cars	Pretty Lights The Bloody Beetroots Tommy Trash Robert DeLong Daedelus	Fitz and the Tantrums Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue Animal Liberation Orchestra Diarrhea Planet	Moon Taxi^{[nb 4]} Moon Taxi (as People of the Sun) The Electric Sons The Black Cadillacs	Wild Belle The Lonely Biscuits Shakey Graves Desert Noises

Sunday

Hangout Stage	Chevrolet Stage	Boom Boom Tent	Palladia Stage	Red Bull Sound Select Stage	BMI Stage
OutKast The Avett Brothers Capital Cities Soja Josh Farrow	Jack Johnson Portugal. The Man Bastille Blackberry Smoke	Zedd Boys Noize Mimosa Caked Up	Andrew W.K. Los Lobos Reignwolf Tom Odell	Mystery Skulls The Tontons LE1F Wrestlers (Bagheera)	St. Paul and The Broken Bones The Wans Ethan Tucker Dugas

Notes

↑ This stage was located within The Hangout restaurant, rather than the Hangout Stage.
↑ This stage was located within The Hangout restaurant, rather than the Hangout Stage.
↑ The String Cheese Incident performed two sets.
↑ This spot was originally for Chance the Rapper, who grew ill at the last minute.

References

1 2 "About Hangout Fest". Hangout Music Festival. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ Amy Bickers. "Hangout Music Festival". Southern Living. Time Inc. Lifestyle Group. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ "The Hangout Beach, Music & Arts Festival". Discover Alabama Beaches. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ Mobile Tribune reporter (February 5, 2011). "Gulf Shores, Alabama Hangout Music Festival to Include Paul Simon,Widespread Panic, The Black". Mobile Tribune. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ "Past Lineups - Hangout Music Festival".
↑ Fil Manley (May 2, 2011). "Interview: AJ Niland On The Hangout Music Festival". The Chattanoogan. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ Libby Amos (May 13, 2011). "Gulf Shores preps for music festival". Fox 10 (WALA-TV). Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ Lawrence F. Specker (May 20, 2011). "Hangout Music Festival, Day 1: Beautiful weather, beautiful venue, epic performances (photos, video)". Press-Register. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ Hilary Cadigan (July 19, 2011). "Hangout Fest: Perfection on the Beach". Lumino Magazine. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
1 2 Associated Press (June 27, 2011). "Hangout Festival brings millions of dollars to coast". Montgomery Advertiser. Archived from the original on July 20, 2011. Retrieved July 20, 2011.
↑ Matt Cuthbert (February 10, 2012). "Hangout Music Festival advance tickets sell out in first hour; regular-priced tickets remain". AL.com. Retrieved May 11, 2012.
↑ Dennis Pillion (February 21, 2012). "Hangout Music Fest general admission sells out, some VIP tickets remain". AL.com. Retrieved May 11, 2012.
↑ Lawrence Specker (May 14, 2013). "Hangout Music Fest founder Zislin: 2013 edition will be full of surprises". Press-Register. Retrieved May 18, 2014.
1 2 Lawrence Specker (May 9, 2014). "Hangout Music Fest director: Expect 'very noticeable' changes at event". Press-Register. Retrieved May 18, 2014.
↑ Marc D. Anderson (February 21, 2014). "Hangout Fest looks to add splash in 2014 with access to Gulf of Mexico". Press-Register. Retrieved May 18, 2014.

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