Once again, Lollapalooza is descending upon us. So is 95-degree weather.
I will be sending dispatches from the fest up until the point that my appendages start melting, and I am forced to squirrel away the laptop and seek air-conditioned shelter. Look, too, for a photos...
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Once again, Lollapalooza is descending upon us. So is 95-degree weather.
I will be sending dispatches from the fest up until the point that my appendages start melting, and I am forced to squirrel away the laptop and seek air-conditioned shelter. Look, too, for a photos...
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Once again, Lollapalooza is descending upon us. So is 95-degree weather.
I will be sending dispatches from the fest up until the point that my appendages start melting, and I am forced to squirrel away the laptop and seek air-conditioned shelter. Look, too, for a photos...
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Once again, Lollapalooza is descending upon us. So is 95-degree weather.
I will be sending dispatches from the fest up until the point that my appendages start melting, and I am forced to squirrel away the laptop and seek air-conditioned shelter. Look, too, for a photos…
Finally, a female rapper is in the house.
Lollapalooza is a “win-win” for everyone—everyone, that is, but the local clubs.
Dance for Life is summer’s top one-stop shop for homegrown dance talent
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Don’t-miss concerts at this year’s Chicago Jazz Festival
New album creates buzz around Nico Muhly
Columbia College MFA student takes journey from Saigon to the west.
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Here you go: the best and worst of Pitchfork, which sits firmly atop my list of favorite local summer festivals (my other picks: the Hideout Block Party Sept. 20-21 and the African Festival of Arts over Labor Day weekend). If you didn’t get to Union Park over the weekend, you missed a reunion of Public Enemy that people either loved or hated, some great up-and-coming musical talent, and a few Hobbesian moments in the mud—all of which I’ll tell you about below. If you did make it to the fest, I’d love to hear your…
