February saw the almighty drop of Pitchfork Music Festival’s 2017 headliners; LCD Soundsystem, Solange and A Tribe Called Quest. While we now have confirmation that LCD will headline Friday, Tribe on Saturday and Solange Sunday, we also know who will fill out this year’s undercard as the Chicago-based festival has just announced the complete lineup as well as the full daily acts for its thirteenth incarnation.
Joining LCD on Friday are a host of great acts including Dirty Projectors, Danny Brown, Thurston Moore Group, Vince Staples, Arca & Jesse Kanda, Hiss Golden Messenger, Kamaiyah, William Tyler, Frankie Cosmos, D∆WN, Priests, and Madame Gandhi.
Saturday will see ATCQ preceded by PJ Harvey, Angel Olsen, the Feelies, George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, Madlib, Mitski, Arab Strap, Francis and the Lights, S U R V I V E, Jeff Rosenstock, Cherry Glazerr, Weyes Blood, and Vagabon.
Sunday’s lineup, topped by Solange, includes performances by Nicolas Jaar, the Avalanches, Ride, American Football, Isaiah Rashad, Pinegrove, Hamilton Leithauser, Colin Stetson, Jamila Woods, Derrick Carter, Joey Purp, NE-HI, and Kilo Kish.
Pitchfork Music Festival will run folks $175 for a three-day pass and $75 for single day tickets. There is an installment plan available for the three-day option and, for those looking for extra amenities, there is the $365 Pitchfork + PLUS option, which includes admission as well as access to premium food vendors, private specialty bars (21+ area), air-conditioned bathrooms, shaded seating, cell-phone charging stations and more.
Pitchfork Festival is set to go down July 14-16 at Union Park. For more info and to pick up tickets, visit Pitchfork’s official website.