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The Definitive Ranking of ACL Shows*

The Shield staff
October 6, 2015
The Weeknd headlines Sunday night at the Honda stage. Photo by Julie Robertson.

If you’re going to ACL for the second weekend and want to know the shows you absolutely can’t miss, look at the gallery for your guide. These bands put on the most energetic, craziest, and fiery shows out of any of the bands this weekend.

*according to the Shield staff

 

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