Mar 15, 2013 — From the blissful electro-pop of Glasgow's CHVRCHES to Bajofondo's cinematic set to LL Cool J performing under a 62-foot stage designed like a vending machine, here's what we also saw at SXSW on Thursday.
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Mar 15, 2013 — From the blissful electro-pop of Glasgow's CHVRCHES to Bajofondo's cinematic set to LL Cool J performing under a 62-foot stage designed like a vending machine, here's what we also saw at SXSW on Thursday.See this
!["It's a living."](http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2013/03/15/8559686038_ce4a9bfb79_b-b6520d2d9835c0e58f4af4cb3244686bc16655ba.jpg&s=51 ""It's a living."")
!["It's your voice," Dave Grohl says at his SXSW keynote speech that began Thursday. "Everyone's blessed with at least that. And who knows how long it will last?"](http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2013/03/15/davegrohl-sxsw1-d3571e92efb36bd00a681b10b063ffa8d3f35bfa.jpg&s=51 ""It's your voice," Dave Grohl says at his SXSW keynote speech that began Thursday. "Everyone's blessed with at least that. And who knows how long it will last?"")
![Dave Grohl gives Stevie Nicks a big smooch at the Sound City showcase at Stubb's BBQ. During the epic-length set, Nicks performed "Landslide" and "Gold Dust Woman" with the band.](http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2013/03/15/gettyimages_163765528-e6ee6735167780318e85e7e25343c2df1c1dfac7.jpg&s=51 "Dave Grohl gives Stevie Nicks a big smooch at the Sound City showcase at Stubb's BBQ. During the epic-length set, Nicks performed "Landslide" and "Gold Dust Woman" with the band.")
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¡Viva! Alt.Latino presented a killer showcase from Auditorium Shores with Cafe Tacvba and Bajofondo on Thursday. (We'll have audio to share with you soon.) From the blissful electro-pop of Glasgow's CHVRCHES to Iron and Wine's Sam Beam surrounded by bicycles to LL Cool J performing under a 62-foot stage designed to look like a vending machine, here's what else we saw at SXSW on Thursday. See a gallery of photos by Adam Kissick here and follow us on Flickr for much, much more.
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