Pitchfork Music Festival Chicago Tickets - Union Park

Youth Lagoon

40 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.

Perfume Genius

24 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.

JPEGMAFIA

18 concerts

Born in NYC to Jamaican parents and raised in Brooklyn and Alabama, JPEGMAFIA (Peggy) served in the Iraq War, then self-produced dark, satirical rap in LA, often touching on race and society.

Panda Bear

16 concerts

Panda Bear, born Noah Lennox, hails from Maryland and is a pioneering figure in indie rock. Known for his reverb-rich harmonies and sample-driven sound, he draws inspiration from the Beach Boys and hip-hop producers. His 2007 album, Person Pitch, greatly influenced indie music. He is part of Animal Collective and has collaborated with artists like Daft Punk, Sonic Boom, and Atlas Sound. His solo works, including albums like Tomboy and Buoys, showcase a blend of electronic, psychedelic, and emotionally charged styles. He moved to Lisbon in 2004 and married fashion designer Fernanda Pereira.

MJ Lenderman

55 concerts

MJ Lenderman, born in Asheville, crafts songs with lo-fi charm and alt-country flair, known for "Boat Songs." His music features warped pedal steels, fuzzy guitar riffs, and keen observations.

Snail Mail

15 concerts

Lindsey Jordan impressed with her debut album "Lush" in 2018, showcasing a blend of confidence and vulnerability. Her second album "Valentine" features self-written tracks exploring deep emotions with originality. Known for poetic lyrics and impactful music.

Mdou Moctar

2 concerts

Nigerien Mdou Moctar's "Funeral For Justice" is a ferocious album featuring louder, political tracks about Tuareg struggles. Known for his iconic guitar solos, Moctar delivers unfiltered, passionate music.

Axel Boman

1 concert

Axel Boman, born in Stockholm, creates shimmering, playful house music. He co-founded Studio Barnhus and collaborated as Talaboman with John Talabot. Known for hits like "Purple Drank" and albums like "Family Vacation," he remixed artists like DJ Hell. Released LUZ/Quest for Fire in 2022.

Hurray For The Riff Raff

22 concerts

Bronx-born Alynda Segarra, of Puerto Rican descent, formed Hurray for the Riff Raff in New Orleans. Known for blending folk with modern sounds and exploring social themes in hits like "Life on Earth."

Big Thief

2 concerts

Big Thief, known for deep, fluid music, released "Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You" on 4AD. Produced by James Krivchenia, it features 20 tracks from sessions across the US.

Alvvays

10 concerts

Alvvays, known for nervy, lovable music, faced delays with their third album "Blue Rev" due to immense challenges—stolen demos and gear damage. In LA, influenced by Shawn Everett, they freshly evolved their style, pushing sonic boundaries further.