Pitchfork Music Festival Turns 15 and Announces Their Lineup!

Hey,Pitchfork Music Festival's 2020 edition was postponed! If your looking for info on the rescheduled 2021 edition of the Pitchfork Music Festival, head over here!

Festival season is approaching and the awesome lineups are starting to coming in. Today Pitchfork Music Festival revealed the lineup for the 15th anniversary! Much like last year, PMF opted for quick reveal of their entire lineup this morning giving us one music fans a full look at this summer's edition of the festival. The fest will take over Union Park  from July 17th to the 19th for a full weekend of stellar performances. This year's headliners include the New York rock staples Yeah Yeah Yeah, rap's funnest duo Run the Jewels, and indie rock giants the National.  The Festival has been rescheduled to September 10-13 2021! For more info head here! This year truly feels like a "best of Pitchfork Music Festival" sort of lineup. As always there's tons of local flavor (including DEHD, KAINA, Femdot, Twin Peaks, Divino Niño,The Hecks, Dustin Laurenzi’s Snaketime, DJ Nate, and while they started the band in New York, you can toss in Oak Park natives Fiery Furnaces) and incredible touring acts (including Angel Olsen, Sharon Van Etten, Thundercat, , and many more!) that make Pitchfork Music Festival one of the most interesting fests in town. Check out their full lineup below and snag you tickets now! Single day passes are $75 ($160 for plus) and 3-day passes for $185 ($385 for Plus)! Friday, July 17 Yeah Yeah Yeahs Angel Olsen The Fiery Furnaces Jehnny Beth Deafheaven Waxahatchee Tim Hecker & the Konoyo Ensemble SOPHIE Fennesz Hop Along Dehd SPELLLING KAINA Femdot Saturday, July 18 Run the Jewels Sharon Van Etten Twin Peaks Danny Brown Thundercat Cat Power Tierra Whack BADBADNOTGOOD Dave Oso Oso Divino Niño Boy Scouts Ezra Collective Margaux Sunday, July 19 The National Big Thief Kim Gordon Phoebe Bridgers Yaeji Caroline Polachek DJ Nate Maxo Kream Rapsody Faye Webster Mariah the Scientist Dogleg The Hecks Dustin Laurenzi’s Snaketime
Julian Ramirez