text by Sarah Thomas | photos by Kristie Kahns Pitchfork Music Festival returned for its 15th year on September 10th for a weekend of incredible music, food, and art. The show’s artist’s …
Round 2 of the Pitchfork Music Festival continued the battle of mind over matter as the heat refused to let up. While the first day was full of talent, the blistering sun made it difficult …
by Rose Blanton Chicago’s Pitchfork Music Festival has become the premiere mid-summer festival with an array of performances ranging from lesser known acts with small followings, to …
Earlier this week Michael Kiwanuka played a weekday show in Toronto’s Phoenix Concert Theatre. The tickets were gone early and while the Phoenix is not a venue that typically has VIP …
by Rose Blanton While Mississippi Studios has become a reoccurring waterhole in my life, last night was extra special because I was getting a little taste of sweet home Chicago. The boys …
by Scott Wilson Concept albums, like Stevie Wonder’s Secret Life of Plants or Pink Floyd’s The Wall, hold a special place in the imaginations of music lovers because they exist as something …
by Rose Blanton It was an oppressively hot evening in Chicago and I was glad to get off the saddle of my bike and into Schubas. The fans were twirling, the beer was flowing and my friends …
Giraffage and Slow Magic’s So Cute! Tour kicked off in early November and with shows nearly every day this producer duo are halfway through their list about to break down North America one …
text by Rose Blanton | photos by Tricia Scully Friday at Pitchfork is always a little light. People are getting off of work and barely making it there by 6. Having gotten into the festival …