July 19, 2021
The Pitchfork Music Festival is back for 2021 and will take place from September 10th - 12th at Chicago's Union Park. The lineup has been revealed and headliners include Phoebe Bridgers, Big Their and Animal Collective on Friday, St. Vincent, Angel Olden and Kim Gordon on Saturday, and Erykah Badu, Flying Lotus, and Thundercat on Sunday. Check out the full lineup at the bottom of this post.
Where To Buy Pitchfork Music Festival Tickets
On the primary market, tickets are available via Frontgate.
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How Much Are Pitchfork Music Festival Tickets
On the primary market, a Four-Day Weekend General Admission passes costs $269.50, while Weekend VIP passes costs $629.50. Single-Day General Admission passes are $109.50, and Single-Day VIP passes are $219.50 Weekend Top Shelf VIP passes is a go-to option for all music patrons who love tents with live streaming of the Oak and Barrel stages and a shaded viewing deck, and is available for $1,329.
On the secondary market, inventory is currently limited. Single-Day passes are not available yet. Four-Day Weekend GA passes start at $302, and Four-Day VIP passes start at $1,700+.
Pitchfork Music Festival 2021 Lineup
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