Amanda Hatfield

Lizzo stopped in Chicago for two very sold out shows at Riviera Theatre on Friday and Saturday (5/3-5/4), where she and her dancers had the crowd in the palm of their hand with an energetic, very fun set.

It's (Vampire) Weekend vs (The) Weeknd at the 2018 edition of Lollapalooza. Other conflicting sets include Jack White vs ODESZA and Travis Scott vs Tycho vs The Arctic Monkeys

The War on Drugs, Courtney Barnett, Chaka Khan, Zola Jesus, Big Thief, Moses Sumney, Syd, Earl Sweatshirt, Mount Kimbie, Julie Byrne, and more are the latest additions to the 2018 Pitchfork Festival lineup.

The initial lineup for the 2018 edition of Pitchfork Festival includes Tame Impala, Japandroids, Julien Baker, Kelela, (Sandy) Alex G, Lucy Dacus, DRAM, This Is Not This Heat, Ravyn Leane, and more

The Women's March returned to cities worldwide in 2018, including Chicago, where attendance this year surpassed the 2017 edition.

Lollapalooza's 2017 edition wrapped up with a headlining set from Arcade Fire, as well as sets from Joey Bada$$, Little Yachty, Charli XCX, Big Sean, Sampha, 6lack, Car Seat Headrest, Noname, and more. The festival just announced 2018 dates as well

The night before their Lollapalooza headlining slot, Arcade Fire played an intimate show at Metro that included a cover of John Lennon's "Mind Games" and the live debut of "Dimensions" from 'Her.'

Lollapalooza continued on Friday with sets from blink-182, Crystal Castles, Vic Mensa, Little Dragon, Run the Jewels, Ryan Adams, Bishop Biggs, Tegan & Sara, Mura Masa, The Lemon Twigs, Cloud Nothings, PUP, and more.

Liam Gallagher's Lollapalooza set ended shortly after it began when he walked off four songs in.

Pitchfork Festival wrapped up on Sunday with sets from Solange, American Football, Nicolas Jaar, Jamila Woods, Ride, Pinegrove, Hamilton Leithauser, Joey Purp, Isaiah Rashad, Derrick Carter, NE-HI, Colin Stetson, and Kilo Kish.