Pitchfork Festival

It's more likely you'll be hopping on a Zoom chat then attending a festival this summer, so here are some ways to represent your favorite, or pretend you're at a show.

”It can be pretty daunting to think about the future of live music right now, but know that we are fully committed to bringing Pitchfork Music Festival back in 2021, if the public health situation allows for it,” Pitchfork writes.

The 2020 lineup also includes Angel Olsen, Sharon Van Etten, Big Thief, Twin Peaks, Kim Gordon, Savages' Jehnny Beth, Danny Brown, Phoebe Bridgers, Thundercat, Yaeji, and more.

The final day of Pitchfork Fest had a delayed opening, but then went on to deliver sets from Robyn, Snail Mail, Charli XCX, Neneh Cherry, Whitney, Clairo, black midi, and more...

After playing a set full of material from her great debut album ’Lush’, Snail Mail invited another Pitchfork Festival performer (from Friday) to the stage, Sophie Allison of Soccer Mommy.

Union Park had to be evacuated for bit mid-afternoon due to thunderstorms (Kurt Vile didn't get to play), but Pitchfork day 2 still included Belle & Sebastian playing 'If You're Feeling Sinister' in full, Stereolab, The Isley Brothers, Parquet Courts, Freddie Gibbs and more.

Sky Ferreira debuted new material, Haim covered Paula Cole, Low were a major highlight, and more from the sweltering day one of Pitchfork Festival 2019.

Can't make it to Chicago for Pitchfork fest? Sets by Stereolab, JPEGMAFIA, HAIM, Belle & Sebastian, Snail Mail, Kurt Vile, black midi, Low, Earl Sweatshirt, Mavis Staples and more will be livestreamed.

UK artist Tirzah released her acclaimed, Mica Levi-produced debut album, ’Devotion’ last year, but sadly her scheduled US shows so far have been postponed or cancelled due to visa issues.

Conflicts include Earl Sweatshirt vs Julia Holter, Charli XCX vs Snail Mail, Pusha T vs Soccer Mommy, Stereolab vs Freddie Gibbs, Whitney vs Neneh Cherry, and more...