Mike Reed said the longtime Chicago fest also was burdened by increasing pressure to book commercial pop acts like Justin ...

Pitchfork Music Festival announced that it is not returning to the city next year after a 19-year run in Union Park. What brought music, culture, and arts in Union Park each year since 2006 is ...

The Pitchfork Music Festival announced it will not return to Chicago’s Union Park next year, ending its 19-year run. The festival’s final lineup in summer 2024 included artists like Alanis ...

One of Chicago’s biggest music festivals will not return in ... The 2024 edition of the festival in Union Park was headlined by Alanis Morissette, the Black Pumas and Jamie xx.

Back in November we got the disappointing news that Condé Nast, the publishing giant that has own Pitchfork since 2015, was ...

And the festival comes to a close, on Sunday, May 4, with a free show at Casa del Lago UNAM in Chapultepec Park. Early-bird tickets for Pitchfork Music Festival CDMX are available now on Fever ...

Pitchfork's annual music ... negotiators didn't reach a deal for the union's first contract. Factors that led to the end of Chicago's Pitchfork Music Festival involved a lack of sponsorships ...

Mike Reed says he felt increased pressure from Condé Nast, the festival’s new owners, to chase after commercial pop acts such as Justin Bieber or Demi Lovato, signaling to him they were unaware of the ...