Pitchfork Music Festival won't return to Chicago in 2025
Pitchfork Music Festival, long a staple on Chicago’s big summer music fest scene, announced Monday that it will not be returning to Chicago in 2025. In a social media post, the festival’s organizers stated the rapidly evolving music festival landscape was behind the decision to call it quits after 19 years in the city, writing in part:
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After two decades spent as one of the most acclaimed music festivals in North America, the Pitchfork Music Festival will not ...
The 2025 Pitchfork Music Festival will not be set at Chicago's Union Park after 19 years, organizers announced Monday.
After nearly two decades in the city, organizers posted on social media that they are "deeply grateful to the City of Chicago ...
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"We are excited to move into Tampa — a market that has a passion for country music," festival organizers said.
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