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Electric Daisy Carnival: Above & Beyond, Benny Benassi, David Guetta, Kaskade, Michael Mayer, and others

5/24-5/26, Fri-Sun 5 PM-4 AM
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Electric Daisy Carnival: Above & Beyond, Benny Benassi, David Guetta, Kaskade, Michael Mayer, and others Dust off your glow sticks and plastic baby pacifier 'cause we've got ourselves a rave to hit up at the Electric Daisy Carnival, a three-day EDM extravaganza in Joliet (note: campsites are available for day-sleeping). Big names like David Guetta, Nadastrom, Tiesto, and Empire of the Sun perform while you dance like a spaz and kiss a bunch of strangers. $175 three-day regular admission, $295 three-day regular + camping

Chicagoland Speedway (map)
500 Speedway Blvd.
Suburbs Northwest
phone 815-722-5500

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Make Music Chicago

Fri 6/2: 8 AM-9 PM
phone 312-640-7418

A citywide festival with performances at 65 sites by a wide range of artists with varying degrees of skill (amateurs, welcome to the stage). St. James Cathedral (65 E. Huron) hosts a grand finale (5-9 PM).

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Do-Division Street Fest & Sidewalk Sale

5/31-6/2: Fri 5-10 PM, Sat-Sun noon-10 PM

You know summer has arrived the very first time the hot garbage smell that wafts from the city's alleyways tickles your nose and turns your stomach. A more pleasant herald: Do-Division Street Fest, the season's first legit music street festival. The three days feature a big lineup of national and local acts on two stages—one curated by the Empty Bottle, the other by Subterranean—that includes Disappears, Ariel Pink, Gaslamp Killer, and Tilly & the Wall. There's more Do-Division on the B Side. $5 suggested donation

Division between Damen and Leavitt (map)
Division between Damen and Leavitt
Wicker Park/Bucktown

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Chicago Blues Festival: Shemekia Copeland, Irma Thomas, Otis Clay, James Cotton, and others

6/6-6/9: Thu 6:30-9 PM, Fri-Sun 11AM-9:30 PM
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Among the major draws are Shemekia Copeland, Irma Thomas, Otis Clay, and James Cotton. Other activities include a drum clinic with Odie Payne Jr., a panel discussion commemorating Pinetop Perkins’s 100th birthday, and a harmonica session with Fernando Jones.

Grant Park (map)
S. Columbus Dr. & E. Jackson Dr.
Loop
phone 312-744-3315

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RibFest Chicago: Future Monarchs, California Wives, Bobby Bare Jr., and others

6/7-6/9: Fri 5-10 PM, Sat-Sun noon-10 PM
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A music and food festival featuring local barbecuers and performances by “Future Monarchs, California Wives, Bobby Bare Jr., and more. $5 suggested donation

Lincoln between Irving and Damen (map)
Lincoln between Irving and Damen
North Center

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Spring Awakening Festival: Bassnectar, Moby, Calvin Harris, ATB, and others

6/14-6/16: Fri 2-11PM, Sat-Sun 11 AM-11 PM
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React presents three bass-driven days with beats from Calvin Harris, Moby, Bassnectar, Flosstradamus, Gramatik, and more. $170-$250 three-day general admission, $220-$300 three-day VIP

Soldier Field (map)
1410 S. Museum Campus Dr.
Museum Campus
phone 312-235-7000

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Taste of Randolph Street: Divine Fits, the Joy Formidable, Lord Huron, and others

6/14-6/16: Fri 5-10 PM, Sat-Sun 11 AM-10 PM
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Specialties from the Randolph Street food corridor along with performances from Divine Fits, the Joy Formidable, Lord Huron, Bear in Heaven, American Royalty, Matrimony, and more. $10 suggested donation

900 W. Randolph (map)
900 W. Randolph
West Loop

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Green Music Fest: Manchester Orchestra, Joe Pug, Into it. Over it., and others

6/22-6/23: Sat-Sun noon-10 PM,
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An eco-friendly fest featuring two stages and a lineup that includes Manchester Orchestra, Into It. Over It., This Must Be the Band, and Joe Pug. $5 suggested donation

Damen between North and Schiller (map)
Damen between North and Schiller
Wicker Park/Bucktown

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Grant Park Music Festival

Through 8/17: every Wed, Fri, and Sat (as well as Tue 7/30 and Thu 8/1)
phone 312-742-1168

A string of collaborations between the Grant Park Orchestra, guest conductors, and musicians from around the globe—this summer’s lineup runs the gamut from a Shostakovich symphony to a performance by Pink Martini.

Pritzker Pavilion, Millennium Park (map)
201 E. Randolph
Loop
phone 312-742-1168

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