Pitchfork Music Festival Chicago Tickets - Union Park

Jamie xx

13 concerts

Jamie xx, born in Putney as Jamie Smith, is a pioneering producer blending indie, R&B, and dance, known for his work with the Mercury Prize-winning band the xx. He has collaborated with artists like Adele, Florence + the Machine, and Drake. His acclaimed solo album "In Colour" featured hits like "Loud Places" and earned Grammy and Brit nominations. Jamie xx continues to innovate with tracks like "Idontknow" and collaborations with artists such as Robyn and Honey Dijon.

Lifeguard

4 concerts

Formed in 2019 in Chicago, Lifeguard is a punk band known for energetic, visceral songs that blend melody with chaos. Notable tracks from their EPs include "Crowd Can Talk" and "Dressed in Trenches."

Hotline TNT

12 concerts

Hotline TNT, led by Will Anderson in New York, intrigues with intense hooks and distortion. Famous for "Nineteen in Love", they're now with Third Man Records. Known for powerful DIY influence and dynamic style.

Crumb

11 concerts

New York psych-pop band Crumb, known for blending psychedelia, pop, jazz, and rock, releases their third album AMAMA. Celebrated for hypnotic sounds and led by Lila Ramani, they've collaborated with producers Johnscott Sanford and Jonathan Rado.

Les Savy Fav

1 concert

Les Savy Fav, formed at the Rhode Island School of Design, play sharp post-hardcore with witty stage antics. Known for albums like The Cat and the Cobra and Let's Stay Friends, they collaborated with artists like Eleanor Friedberger and Fred Armisen. Their live shows, powerful songwriting, and Harrington's energetic performances made them a favorite. After a hiatus, they returned with Oui, LSF in 2024.

Sweeping Promises

1 concert

Sweeping Promises, known for their art-punk style, shifted from a Boston lab to a Kansas nude painting studio, refining their sound with architecture. Famous for "Hunger for a Way Out," their new tracks like "Eraser" deepen their dynamic, darkly warning anthems.

Bratmobile

3 concerts

Bratmobile, formed by Allison Wolfe, Erin Smith, and Molly Neuman, emerged from Olympia in the early '90s to champion the riot grrrl movement, challenging punk's male dominance. Known for their album "Pottymouth" and singles, they inspired female musicians. After splitting, they reunited in 1999, touring with Sleater-Kinney and releasing "Ladies, Women, and Girls" in 2000.

Perfume Genius

32 concerts

Born in Washington, Perfume Genius, led by Mike Hadreas, is known for its emotional and genre-bending music. The album "Glory" features collaborations with Alan Wyffels, Blake Mills, and a strong band lineup. The music explores themes of isolation and connection, blending macabre imagination with humane ends.

Maxo

1 concert

Born in the USA, Maxo is known for introspective hip-hop, blending raw emotion with reflective lyrics. Collaborated with Earl Sweatshirt and Pink Siifu, he creates music that's praised for its honesty and depth.

Mannequin Pussy

29 concerts

Philadelphia rock band Mannequin Pussy, known for cathartic tunes about tough times, blends punk and pop. Hits include "Patience." Famous for their intense energy and rallying music, they collaborate mainly within their band featuring Colins Regisford, Kaleen Reading, Maxine Steen, and Marisa Dabice.

Jeff Rosenstock

29 concerts

Jeff Rosenstock, known for chaotic punk rock, hails from the world of indie music. His 5th solo album, HELLMODE, recorded at iconic EastWest Studios with Jack Shirley, highlights his intense style. Formerly of Bomb the Music Industry! and The Arrogant Sons of Bitches, Rosenstock also scored Craig of the Creek.

Alanis Morissette

32 concerts

Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette fuses alternative rock with poetic pop. Born in Ottawa, her breakout album, *Jagged Little Pill*, won a Grammy and featured hits like "You Oughta Know" and "Ironic." She collaborated with producer Glen Ballard and later worked with artists like Dean DeLeo and Flea. The album inspired a Tony-nominated Broadway musical. She explores themes of middle-aged motherhood on her Juno-winning album *Such Pretty Forks in the Road*.

Youth Lagoon

29 concerts

Powers, born in the U.S., excels with his American gothic, neo-western music. His song "Rarely Do I Dream" blends personal history and genre-bending noir rock.