Labrinth Delivers Electrifying Performance at Austin City Limits

Timothy Lee McKenzie, better known as Labrinth, delivered an electrifying performance at the Austin City Limits Music Festival, leaving the crowd in awe. The artist took the American Express stage to thunderous applause, opening with his hit song Still Don’t Know My Name while rocking an electric guitar. The stage screens played a crucial role in his production, enhancing each song with distinct colors and filters that matched the tone of his music.

Labrinth showcased his versatility as a musician, switching seamlessly between guitar, keyboard, soundboards, and a grand piano. He performed several tracks from his Euphoria score, including Nate Growing Up, where he engaged the audience with interactive clapping. His energetic performance on SHUT YOUR DAMN 95.7892 saw him ascend to the top of a platform, manning a keyboard and soundboard.

Despite a last-minute flight cancellation that nearly derailed his appearance, Labrinth expressed his excitement to be in Austin, calling the crowd the fucking best. He captivated the audience with a powerful rendition of Genius on a grand piano and concluded with a somber performance of I’m Tired, dragging the mic stand across the stage as the lights erupted. The highlight of the show came during Mount Everest, where he climbed the stage handles instead of using the stairs, showcasing his dynamic stage presence.

The performance culminated with All for Us, the most popular song from Euphoria, with the crowd singing along. Labrinth thanked the audience before ending the song with an electric remix. In just one hour, he demonstrated why he is one of the best genre-defying artists currently performing.