2009 Line Up
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Kiss
Eminem
Jane's Addiction
Lenny Kravitz
Justice (DJ Set)
Widespread Panic
The Flaming Lips
Ween
Silversun Pickups
Gogol Bordello
Wolfmother
The Black Keys
The Pogues
Brand New
The Cool Kids
Black Lips
Janelle Monae
The Knux
MuteMath
K'Naan
All Time Low
Mates of State
American Bang
Earl Greyhound
MyNameisJohnMichael
As Tall As Lions
Glasgow
The Generationals
The Vettes
Nicholas Megalis
Lucy's Walk
Justin Jones and The Driving Rain
From Legends to Nancy
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George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic
Robert Randolph & the Family Band
Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave
Drive-By Truckers
Rebirth Brass Band
Big Sam's Funky Nation
Cyril Neville's Blues Revue w/ Tab Benoit Big Chief Monk Bourdreaux
Preservation Hall Stars w/ special guests
Alejandro Escovedo
Walter "Wolfman" Washington and the
Road Masters with the Dirty Dozen Horns
JJ Grey & Mofro
Little Freddie King
John Mooney & Bluesiana
Little Brian Zydeco Travelers
Papa Grows Funk
Irvin Mayfield
DJ Soul Sister's Booty Patrol Throwdown
Ledisi
Shooter Jennings
Dan Dyer
Beausoleil
Sam and Ruby
Benjy Davis Project
Eric Church
Amanda Shaw & The Cute Guys
Andrew Duhon and the Lonesome Crows
Sarah Quintana
Loose Marbles
Leo Jackson and the Melody Clouds
Leroy Jones Band
Tao Rodriguez-Seeger Band
Mas Mamones
Erick Baker
Michael Tolcher
TBC Brass Band
Fatter than Albert
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Fischerspooner
Meat Puppets
The New Orleans Bingo! Show
Morning 40 Federation Reunion
Jello Biafra and The Guantanamo School of Medicine
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Down
Rotary Downs
Fleur de Tease
Quintron and Miss Pussycat
The Happy Talk Band
Zydepunks
Suplecs
Why Are We Building Such a Big Ship?
The White Bitch
New Orleans Klezmer All Stars
MC Trachiotomy
Ratty Scurvics
Katey Red, Big Freedia, Sissy Nobby w/ DJ Papa
Bones
Luke Winslow-King
Brother Taisuke Mass Choir
Davis Rogan
The R. Scully Rough 7
MarchFourth Marching Band
We Landed on the Moon!
Noisician Coalition
Suzanna Choffel
Hugo
Jess Godwin
Roots of Music
The Green Genes

The Flaming Lips
The Flaming Lips formed in Oklahoma City in 1983, when founder and guitarist Wayne Coyne allegedly stole a collection of musical instruments from an area church hall and enlisted his vocalist brother Mark and bassist Michael Ivins to start a band. Giving themselves the nonsensical name the Flaming Lips (its origin variously attributed to a porn film, an obscure drug reference, or a dream in which a fiery Virgin Mary plants a kiss on Wayne in the backseat of his car), the band made its live debut at a local transvestite club.
Even within the eclectic world of alternative rock, few bands were so brave, so frequently brilliant, and so deliciously weird as the Flaming Lips. From their beginnings as Oklahoma weirdos to their pop culture breakthrough in the mid-'90s to their status as one of the most respected groups of the 2000s, the Lips have ridden one of the more surreal and haphazard career trajectories in pop music. An acid-bubblegum band with as much affinity for sweet melodies as blistering noise assaults, their off-kilter sound, uncommon emotional depth, and bizarre history (packed with tales of self-immolating fans and the like) firmly established them as true originals.
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