All of Pitchfork 2018 in One Giant Gallery
Our coverage of Pitchfork 2018—from Lauryn Hill to babies—all in one place.
Our coverage of Pitchfork 2018—from Lauryn Hill to babies—all in one place.
With its tame crowd and generous lawn space, Pitchfork is far and away Chicago’s most kid-friendly festival. Look at these chunkers!
We dole out some credit where it’s due at Pitchfork Music Festival.
Without the typical pulverizing July heat, folks had plenty of freedom with their looks. The weekend’s best, below.
L. Boogie’s Miseducation reunion stole the show on Sunday, but impressive sets by Noname, Smino, Ravyn Lenae, and Chaka Khan made it a finale for the ages. Our photos, below.
Raphael Saadiq and Blood Orange got people moving while Circuit Des Yeux and the War on Drugs bowled them over with festival-grade volume. Our shots from Day 2, below.
Even for a Friday afternoon, the festival got off to a distinctly peaceful start, with energetic sets from Saba and Courtney Barnett sandwiched between otherwise laid-back billings (Tame Impala, Julien Baker). The day in photos, below.
Eric Williams was fed up with white-washed North Side festivals. So in 2003, he launched his own.
Ahead of his retirement, CIFF founder Michael Kutza shares his favorite images from a long collaboration with Victor Skrebneski
…including the last-ever run of the Vans Warped Tour.