Spoon have been confirmed as headliners for this year’s Fun Fun Fun Fest.

The band will play the 3-day bash taking place November 4-6 in Austin, Texas.

The performance will mark their only show in 2011 and their first since 2010′s Austin City Limits Festival.

Spoon join previously announced acts including Passion Pit, M83, and Blonde Redhead.

For more information visit Funfunfunfest.com.

The free one-day festival drew hundreds (by the looks of it thousands) to see performances by Saint Motel, Morning Benders, and Best Coast, amount several others.

So many fans showed up to the festival that police had to stop the Morning Benders performance until attendees cleared packed sidewalks.

Warnings by the Pasadena police continued throughout other performances but the festival continued with no further major interruptions, only delays.

One of the standout performances of the day had to be Saint Motel, the Los Angeles band drew hundreds of new and old fans to their energy packed performance.

Several festival goers I spoke to who hadn’t heard of the band prior that day said they had become new fans of the band and several scooped up some band merch.

Following Saint Motel‘s performance were the Morning Benders, who were curiously one member short.

The Morning Benders played several tracks off their latest album ‘Big Echo‘, finishing up with their hit track “Excuses“.

The band also played new track “I Wanna Be Your Man“, which they mentioned they only performed ones before, at this year’s Coachella festival.

The night also saw performances by art collective duo NewVillager, who also seemed to draw in new fans, and Best Coast who managed to bring in even more people to the already packed crowd.

Best Coast played the longest set of the night, playing a couple more tracks even after being told by festival staff to end their set.

The last band of the night, at least on the main stage, was Ra Ra Riot.

The New York band played played tracks off their latest album ‘The Orchard‘, as well as newer tracks.

Check out some pics from the festival. Unfortunately due to camera issues a lot of the early sets, including Saint Motel‘s set were not captured.

Saint Motel:

Morning Benders:

Police officer stops Morning Benders’ set.

NewVillager:

Best Coast:

Foo Fighters played a surprise set at yesterday’s Weenie Roast concert.

The annual event, organized by Los Angeles’ radio station KROQ, was held at the Verizon Amphitheater in Irvine, CA.

Among the bands who played the one-day bash were Cage the Elephant, Bad Religion, and Rise Against The Machine.

Foo Fighters took the stage shortly after Rage Against The Machine wrapped up their set.

Opening with their hit track “All My Life” the crowd was stunned as frontmanDave Grohl appeared on stage and shouted “Surprise!”, to the cheering of the crowd.

The band played a full hour set playing several hit tracks including a cover of The Who‘s “Young Man Blues“.

Queens Of The Stone Age are looking to their fans to select the bands set list for their headline slot at this year’s Glastonbury festival.

During an interview on BBC Radio 1 with Zane Lowe, QOTSA frontman Josh Homme revealed how fans could choose the 10 songs the band will play at Glastonbury on June 24.

Fans can vote from a list of 50 tracks from the band from now until June 9 by visiting www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/zanelowe.

The set list will be revaled by Homme on Zane Lowe‘s show one day before their June 24 slot.