New Yorker Abigail Plumhof rocks out in one of the dance areas on Saturday night. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
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Dance tents, and art installations glow on Saturday night. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
A fan is pulled from the crowd during the Arcade Fire performance. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Paul Simonon, better known as the bass guitar player for The Clash, plays with his new band, The Good, the Bad and the Queen. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Damon Albarn, frontman for The Good, the Bad and the Queen (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Joe Goddard of London’s Hot Chip (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Anthony Kiedis and the Red Hot Chili Peppers were the headliners Saturday night. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Flea, left, and John Anthony Frusciante face off during the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ performance. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
London’s Hot Chip are, left to right, Owen Clarke, Joe Goddard and Al Doyle, not pictured Alexis Taylor and Felix Martin. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Flea, of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, arrives on stage for his performance. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Fans cheer and wear silly costumes during Saturday afternoon’s performances. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
The Arcade Fire’s Regine Chassagne, on vocals, and an accordion worth listening to. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Richard Parry performs with his band The Arcade Fire. (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Rock-n-roll pioneer Roger Kynard “Roky” Erickson (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Kings of Leon singer Caleb Followill (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
Roger Kynard “Roky” Erickson (Spencer Weiner / LAT)
