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2018 Pitchfork Music Festival Lineup

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Melody Bot, Mar 13, 2018.

  1. Melody Bot

    Your friendly little forum bot. Staff Member

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    The lineup for the Pitchfork Music Festival has been announced.

    7/20

    • Tame Impala
    • Courtney Barnett
    • Mount Kimbie
    • Big Thief
    • Earl Sweatshirt
    • Syd
    • Julien Baker
    • Saba
    • Open Mike Eagle
    • Julie Byrne
    • Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society
    • Lucy Dacus
    • Melkbelly
    • The Curls
    7/21

    • Fleet Foxes
    • The War on Drugs
    • Blood Orange
    • Raphael Saadiq
    • This Is Not This Heat
    • Moses Sumney
    • Kelela
    • Girlpool
    • Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
    • Circuit des Yeux
    • Nilüfer Yanya
    • Zola Jesus
    • berhana
    • Paul Cherry
    7/22

    • Ms. Lauryn Hill (The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill 20th Anniversary Performance)
    • Chaka Khan
    • DRAM
    • Noname
    • Japandroids
    • (Sandy) Alex G
    • Alex Cameron
    • Smino
    • Japanese Breakfast
    • Kelly Lee Owens
    • Ravyn Lenae
    • Kweku Collins
    • Irreversible Entanglements
    • Nnamdi Ogbonnaya

     
  2. The Format

    Regular

    Outside of a few standouts, this is pretty underwhelming.

    that being said, Lauryn Hill, Japandroids, Fleet Foxes, Courtney Barnett and Julien Baker would cool.
     
  3. Arry

    it was all a dream Prestigious

    do you think lauryn hill will actually show up, or nah
     
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  4. skogsraet

    Trusted Supporter

    Kelela, Syd, Lauryn Hill...a lot to like here
     
  5. Iamhollywood315

    Regular

    Haven’t heard of 95% of these people. Then again this along with Coachella and ACL cater to the hipsters
     
  6. MacbethSin

    Regular

    So much to say about this one because I see the sentiment often

    1) The fact that you don't recognize 95% of festival acts doesn't mean they're "hipsters," it just means you're out of touch.
    2) "Hipsters" is from like 2008. The things that used to describe hipsterism are deeply mainstream now.
    3) You not having heard of an artist should be an opportunity for you, not a slight to them. May sound wild, but you may not know ALL the good music already!

    To be more on topic...Friday looks good to me, but Julien Baker and Big Thief potentially over-lapping is truly the stuff of nightmares for me.