7:30 p.m. Doja Cat's set is a body-loving, ethereal paradise

Dressed like a forest nymph in a tattered ensemble, Doja Cat emerged with a troupe of dancers on an ethereal stage with colorful flora and fauna. As is expected, Doja Cat attracted a frenzied group of fans, including celebrities Shawn Mendes and Finneas.

Doja Cat brought along an autotune mic and sang nearly all of her most popular songs, starting her set with "Rules," then "Juicy," and ending with "Say So." There was no moving around in Doja Cat's crowd—fans were packed shoulder-to-shoulder for most of her performance.

Doja blessed us with a drum solo 🥁 pic.twitter.com/AIP7qs0AyD

— Laura Figi (@figlet__) October 3, 2021

Doja Cat showed off her musical prowess with a drum solo right before transitioning into "Tia Tamera," which features Rico Nasty. Doja Cat's set boasted the biggest crowd on the Lady Bird stage of the night, packing people all the way back to the flags.

5:30 p.m. Phoebe Bridgers has a message for Greg Abbott

Phoebe Bridgers got on the Lady Bird stage at 4:20 dressed in a skeleton-esque top and blazer, with a message for Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

"Suck my dick, Greg," Bridgers said on stage.

The singer-songwriter recently released a cover of Bo Burnham's "That Funny Feeling," benefitting Texas Abortion Funds, and she has been performing the song across her tours.

Watch bands and hold hands . Enjoying ACL and Phoebe Bridgers pic.twitter.com/EnWdFAZKwh

— Dave Hilgendorf (@DHilgy) October 2, 2021

Bridgers' loyal fans sang along to every song on her musing set.

4:30 p.m. Remi Wolf gets everyone in Zilker Park dancing

Singing her own unique brand of disco-pop, California native Remi Wolf put up a must-see set on the T-Mobile stage. Even from across the park, near the Lady Bird stage, fans of her music could be seen dancing to "Photo ID" while they waited for Phoebe Bridgers to perform.

Wolf had a little something for old and new fans alike: "Disco Man," "Liz" and "Monte Carlo" had the audience excitedly screaming the lyrics right back at her.

Hello hello hello ⁦@remiwolf,⁩ what a great set! 🥵🤩 pic.twitter.com/B4RcJ5zrp7

— Laura Figi (@figlet__) October 2, 2021

Missed her set? Wolf will be back, same time and place, next weekend.

4 p.m. 'Fit check!

From left to right, 22-year-old Grace Spruce, 23-year-old Kendal Smith and 21-year-old Clarissa Smith coordinated their outfits colorfully to stand out in the Doja Cat crowd. The trio said they are most excited to see Tyler, The Creator when he headlines tomorrow night.

2 p.m. Check-in with Primo the Alien

A Texas native and Austin resident, Primo the Alien aka Laura Lee was one of the unfortunate crew that had their sets canceled yesterday. Though Lee was disheartened and sad to miss her first-ever ACL, she said she was still honored to be included in the lineup.

"While I didn't get to have my set, I'm still on the lineup, and that in and of itself is like a big honor," Lee said. "When I first started this project, I was writing producing everything myself from my guest bedroom here in Austin."

Zilker Park missed out on an out-of-this-world set—Lee said she has been inspired by space themes and rock operas since she began performing as her alter ego in 2017.

Still want to support your local artists? Lee said the best way to keep her going is to stream her music, show up for concerts and wear her merch, which is still available in the park.

1 p.m. Austinite Sir Woman plays for a packed crowd at the Tito’s Vodka stage

Singer for Wild Child and Austinite Kelsey Wilson was a crowd favorite, performing under the packed Tito's tent. With new songs, like “Fuck it Up," coupled with older releases like “High Road," Wilson sang with energy and gusto.

@WomanSir is such a treat on this lovely Saturday at #acl2021! Here’s a bit from “Fuck it Up” live on the Tito’s stage. pic.twitter.com/bNaxh7ynwg

— Laura Figi (@figlet__) October 2, 2021

"I fucking love this city," Wilson told the audience right before playing "Blame it on the Water."

Sights from the park: El Arroyo wants you to have your taco and eat it too

Catch this cheeky little photo op at the South side of the park near the Lady Bird stage.

12:05 p.m. Aaron Stephens puts on a dreamy set at the VRBO stage

The first Austin-based artist of the day performed to a relaxed crowd as one of today’s starting performers. Stephens’ soulful voice, funky guitar riffs and harmonic background singers lulled the audience, many of whom were lounging back in the grass.

Stephens ​shared this time slot with LA-based Skyler Day on the T-Mobile stage and PayDay on the Miller Lite stage.

11:50 a.m. Wait times at the Barton Creek West entrance are much shorter but rain clouds are creeping in

Attendees could make it through the Barton West entrance in a matter of minutes around noon but with shorter wait times comes cloudy skies. Chance of rain is still hovering around 15% but no drops to be seen!

10 a.m. weather update

Very little rain fell yesterday—short and light showers during Cyrus' set—and little rain is expected again today. The chance of rain has fallen from 80% to just 15% throughout the whole day.

Don't miss Austinites Aaron Stephens and Sir Woman on the VRBO stage at 12:05 p.m. and the Tito's Vodka stage at 1 p.m., respectively. Other notable acts for the day include Dayglow, Doja Cat, Surfaces and Missio.

Check out the full Saturday schedule:

We'll be updating right here throughout the day

Before you head out, give our guides a quick read so you can get the most out of your wristband.

• Start with our complete guide to ACL fest.
• Worried about a cancelation? Here's why that's not likely.
• Trying to catch some local legends? Here are all the Austin-based bands coming to ACL.
• Need a break from the music? Here are seven things you didn't know you could do at ACL.
• Still don't know what to wear?
  • Local stylists weighed in on the most functional and fashionable choices for ACL attire.