· Tickets
Pitchfork tickets go quickly because they aren't eye-gougingly expensive. The three-day passes sold out already. But you can still pick up one-day passes for $40 at Ticketweb.
· Lineup
This year's lineup is jam-packed. Some of the must-watch acts are rockers Modest Mouse, dance-punk group LCD Soundsystem, Canadian rock group Broken Social Scene, OutKast's Big Boi, hip-hop pioneer El-P and Swedish pop songstress Robyn.
· Location
The performances will go down in Chicago's Union Park. It'll be crowded, so try taking public transportation rather than driving to the venue. The park is conveniently only steps away from the Green Line's Ashland El stop. There also will be a special parking area for bikes, in case you want to pedal your way there.
· Lodging
The Chicago Marriott at Medical District/UIC is one of the closest hotels, since it's about a mile away from the park, and the budget option Crowne Plaza Chicago-Metro is only a mile and a half away. But since the venue is so accessible by public transportation, you can stay anywhere downtown for easy access. In that case, we recommend the Hotel Sax, only two miles away and tucked in next to the House of Blues, right on the Chicago River and walking distance to everything else.
Related Stories:
· Pitchfork Music Festival [Official Site]
· How You Can Actually DJ at Coachella This Year [Jaunted]
· Where to Find Coachella's Hottest After-Parties [Jaunted]
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