Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. You didn’t think I was done talking about Pitchfork 2011, did you? No way. I have one, er, a couple final words to say about the fest. In fact, it’s something brand new: The Rundown.
Here’s my two cents on the best, worst and most intriguing things at Pitchfork Music Festival 2011…
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And that’s a wrap on Pitchfork Music Festival 2011! Below is a recap of the day three acts we had a chance to catch. Sunday’s winners? Definitely Kylesa, Cut Copy and TV On The Radio. So sit back, relax and catch up on what went down on the third and final day of Pitchfork Musical Festival 2011.
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Pitchfork Music Festival Day Two is in the books. Below is a recap of the the acts that we had a chance to catch. Saturday’s winners? Definitely No Age, OFF! and DJ Shadow. So sit back, relax and catch up on the Pitchfork Day Two action. We’re doing it all again in a few hours. Joy!
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Pitchfork Music Festival Day One is in the books. Below is a wrap up of the the acts that we had a chance to catch. Friday’s winners? I’d say EMA, Guided By Voices and, yes, Animal Collective. So sit back, relax and catch up on the Pitchfork Friday action. We’re doing it all again in a few hours. Joy!
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Tomorrow begins another Pitchfork Music Festival at Chicago’s Union Park. And once again, Loud Loop Press will be on-site all weekend long bringing you the best coverage we possibly can.
What can you expect? Updates throughout the day on our Twitter feed and our Facebook page. Then on 10 a.m. the day after (Saturday, Sunday and Monday), we’ll have a full recap of the previous day’s happenings complete with blurbs on the acts we caught, photos and more!
Of course, like every Pitchfork Fest, there’s a ton of music everyday, some of which you have no clue about, so the ol’ Loud Loop staff has decided to help out and clue you in on some of our much anticipated P4K 2011 acts. Anywho, let’s not waste anymore time. This is your Loud Loop Press Pitchfork Fest 2011 Preview.
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Pitchfork just released the daily schedule for Pitchfork Music Festival, which goes down Friday, July 15 through Sunday, July 17 at Chicago’s Union Park.
But of course you already knew that. What you want to know is when the hell Fleet Foxes play on Saturday, right? Well, we’ve got your answer.
One quick note: looks like the stages we’ve come to know as Aluminum, Balance and Connector have been renamed Green, Blue and Red, respectively. Single day passes are still available to all three days – Sunday sold out for a moment before they released more – and can be had at Ticketweb.com for $45 per day.
Anyway, check out the complete schedule after the jump.
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Fake Shore Drive
Giant System Chicago
Lost In Concert
Outside The Loop Radio
The Deli Chicago
Underground Bee
Windy City Rock
WXRT
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