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All the cool kids are going to be there.

From July 21-23, the Pitchfork Music Festival is returning to Chicago’s Union Park for three full days of indie rock, folk, pop, Hip-Hop and everything in between.

Occupying the top spots on this year’s bill are Radiohead side project The Smile, folk star turned electro wunderkind Bon Iver, Killer Mike aka half of Run The Jewels, Animal Collective member Panda Bear and folksy “it” group Big Thief.

They’ll be joined by industry darlings Perfume Genius, Alvvays, King Krule, JPEGMAFIA and Weyes Blood.

Julia Jacklin, Snail Mail, Kelela, Youth Lagoon and Koffee are also set to perform.

Basically, it’s like your Spotify “For You” playlist decided to all meet one weekend and throw a festival.

Most importantly, tickets are still available for the finely curated musical extravaganza.

At the time of publication, three-day general admission passes can be purchased for as low as $199 before fees on Vivid Seats.

Single-day passes start at $152 before fees.

Want to hit the coolest festival around but need a bit more info?

Keep scrolling.

We’ve got everything you need to know and more about the Pitchfork Music Festival below.

All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.

A breakdown of all the best single and multi-day pass prices can be found right here:

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)

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Need to see all the artists — even the small ones at the bottom of the poster?

Take a gander at this year’s full roster of performers below.

Get your set times! Get your set times!

For fest-goers that like to plan their days to a T, you can start making your weekend itinerary now by reviewing Pitchfork’s official schedule:

If Pitchfork is a little too last-minute for you, there are a ton of other options for you these next few months.

Personally, we recommend keeping an eye out on these five fests with lineups so bomb you’ll be kicking yourself for missing them live.

Looking for even more multi-day jams? Check out our guide to 2023’s hottest festivals here.