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					1 / 24Just before 5 p.m., Pitchfork organizers evacuated Union Park, citing severe weather. Though drenched by the ensuing rainstorm, many attendees chose to stick it out, taking shelter in surrounding businesses until the festival resumed at 6:30. 
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					2 / 24An effervescent Ric Wilson performed early on at the Red Stage, backed by the Lane Tech Marching Band. 
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					4 / 24At the sunny peak of the day, Cate Le Bon performed a mellow set, including songs off her new album, Reward. "Holy shit, Chicago, it's so freaking hot and this dress doesn’t breathe," she quipped. 
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					5 / 24Girl group CHAI pumped up wilting crowds with a high-energy set. 
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					8 / 24Jay Som's dreamy, lo-fi performance was the calm before the storm: Shortly after her set, officials began evacuating Union Park. 
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					10 / 24Long time, no see: Stereolab's highly fêted Saturday show was its first U.S. appearance in more than a decade. The group narrowly avoided being rained out, performing with only a slight delay after the storm. (Kurt Vile and Amber Mark weren't as lucky.) 
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					11 / 24Bidding adieu to the festival, vocalist Lætitia Sadier said, "Thank you, Chicago — see you again soon." 
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					13 / 24Showing off his hometown pride with a Bulls jersey, Jeremih revisited crowdpleasers like "Birthday Sex" and "Planez." 
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					16 / 24Stuart Murdoch of Belle and Sebastian. As a nod to Chicago's blues tradition, the band closed its set with "The Blues Are Still Blue." 
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					17 / 24Murdoch and guitarist-vocalist Stevie Jackson 
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					19 / 24The Isley Brothers rewarded those who braved the elements with a hit-filled closer, capped off by "Shout." 
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					21 / 24Lead singer Ronald Isley 
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					22 / 24Ernie Isley licks his guitar. 
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