UNION PARK — Sunday was the third and final day of this year's Pitchfork music festival in Union Park on the Near West Side, and there was no shortage of beautiful people rocking out to the stellar lineup.
Ticket sales were up from last year, according to Jessica Linker, a Pitchfork music festival spokeswoman. Each day saw 18,000 in ticket sales, she said.
Grunge rock outfit Speedy Ortiz kicked off the day, with acts like black metal group Deafheaven and Kendrick Lamar-endorsed rapper Isaisah Rashad rounding out the afternoon.
The woman behind electronic sensation Grimes and the West Coast hip-hop star Lamar were among the last acts of this year's festival.
For more photos of Pitchfork, click here for Day 1 and here for Day 2.
