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April 30, 2011 5:25 PM ET

The second annual Sweetlife Festival, a celebration of music, food and eco-consciousness will take place at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland this Sunday. In addition to an on-site farmers market with produce and snacks from the region’s local growers and food from local eco-friendly eateries, the festival will feature live performances by the Strokes, Lupe Fiasco, Cold War Kids and more.

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If you can't make it to the show, you're in luck -- Rolling Stone will be broadcasting performances from the show right here. The live webcast will stream here beginning at 12:50 am Eastern Time. See the set times below.

12:50-1:10: Modern Man

1:15-1:35: U.S. Royalty

1:30-2: Walk the Moon

2:15-2:45: Theophilus London

3:00-3:30: Ra Ra Riot

3:45-4:25: Cold War Kids

5:50-6:50: Lupe Fiasco

8:45-10: The Strokes

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