Chicago’s Pitchfork Festival Cancels For 2025
One of Chicago’s finest festivals, Pitchfork Music Festival, has announced they will no longer hold the festival this upcoming year. In its 19 years of running, it has hosted iconic artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Alanis Morsette, Bon Iver and Tame Impala. Without a clear reasoning as to why the return won’t occur for 2025, they graciously recognize the space which held the magic of the festival and give thanks to many involved.
“We are deeply grateful to the City of Chicago for being our Festival’s home for nearly two decades, to the artists who graced our stages with unforgettable performances, and to the fans who brought unmatched energy year after year” Pitchfork writes in their announcement.
Although the festival isn’t making a return, Pitchfork itself will continue its success in production of events!
