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Ahead of the Curve week goes out with a bang with performances by The Temper Trap, Fanfarlo, Washed Out, Audra Mae, Suckers and Diplo & Maluca.

Watch Chiddy Bang, Dominique Young Unique, The Antlers, The Drums and Theophilus London in the power plant.

Marina and the Diamonds, Mayer Hawthorne, Mike Posner and The Middle East are Ahead of the Curve today as they rock an empty Austin power plant.

More Ahead of the Curve performances by Surfer Blood, Broken Social Scene, Best Coast, Curren$y and Local Natives.

Check out She and Him, Neon Trees, J. Cole, VV Brown, Dan Black and Miike Snow performing in an abandoned power plant.

All next week Ahead of the Curve presents sweet performance shots from the likes of She & Him, Miike Snow, J Cole, Surfer Blood, Best Coast, Curren$y and much more.

The final day of shooting brings seven artists to showcase their individual styles on the South by Southwest scene. The array of genres includes everything from recent Duke graduate Mike Posner’s “cool pop,” which he recorded for the first time in his college dorm room, to relative of Judy Garland, Audra Mae’s “gypsy cowgirl soul.”

After gaining attention for the track “HYPNTZ,” a mash-up of B.I.G. and Rihanna singles, artist Dan Black went on to release a handful of successful singles before dropping his full-length album UN in February. Set to perform at Lollapalooza 2010 later this summer, Black brings the infinitely catchy “Symphonies” to Ahead of the Curve.  

VV Brown is a British recording artist whose first studio album Traveling Like A Light was released in the summer of 2009.

With the release of their self-titled debut LP, the group received a huge crush of fandom for their trendy, genre-crossing sound.