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Pitchfork announced that its annual Chicago music festival would not return in 2025. In an announcement on social media and on its website, the music publication said it made the decision after assessing the rapidly evolving 'music festival landscape.' It did not elaborate further. 'This decision was not made lightly,' Pitchfork wrote.
Pitchfork Music Festival was founded in 2006 by the publication's founder Ryan Schreiber, ex-Pitchfork staffer Chris Kaskie and festival producer Mike Reed. The last most recent Chicago festival was held in July in Union Park, and featured performances from artists such as Alanis Morissette, Jamie xx, Black Pumas and Carly Rae Jepsen. In recent years, the event has expanded to Paris, London and Mexico City.
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