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Wavefront Music Festival Officially Canceled, Organizers Say

That's all folks. At least for now.

Wavefront Festival's Future Uncertain, but City's Not on Board

The city's special events department says "They haven't contacted us yet."

Wavefront Music Festival Canceled, Alderman's Office Says

An organizer for the event disputed that claim, saying "it's just not going to be at Montrose Beach."

Wavefront Organizers Say Festival Will Return, Officials Say Not Just Yet

An organizer for the electronic dance music fest said his team has made "the proper adjustments."

Wavefront Music Festival's Future Uncertain Due to Noise, Traffic Concerns

Aldermen said they'll pull the plug on the lakefront fest if it doesn't quiet down and clean up traffic.

Wavefront Music Festival Could Be Cut in Half Due To Neighbor Complaints

The festival, which was heard as far as Rogers Park, could be reduced "by about half."

Wavefront Music Festival Noise Makes Nearby Condo Dwellers 'Livid'

Neighbors miles away were angry about noise coming from Montrose Beach over the weekend.

Wavefront Music Festival Taking Over Montrose Beach This Weekend

The electronic dance music festival is back for a second year of fun in the sand.

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