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July 16, 2018 Music | Pitchfork

        
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The schedule for the 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival

Every set listed in order, from the Curls on Friday afternoon to Ms. Lauryn Hill on Sunday night

Courtney Barnett plays the Red Stage on Friday at 7:25 PM. - POONEH GHANA

Courtney Barnett plays the Red Stage on Friday at 7:25 PM.
Pooneh Ghana

Update Mon 7/16: Earl Sweatshirt has canceled, and Tierra Whack has been added. The schedule and stage lineups for Friday have changed slightly as a result.

Friday, July 20

1:00-1:40 The Curls
Green Stage

1:45-2:25 Melkbelly
Red Stage

2:30-3:15 Lucy Dacus
Green Stage

2:45-3:30 Julie Byrne
Blue Stage

3:20-4:10 Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society
Red Stage

4:00-4:45 Open Mike Eagle
Blue Stage

4:15-5:10 Tierra Whack
Green Stage

5:15-6:00 Julien Baker
Blue Stage

5:15-6:10 Saba
Red Stage

6:15-7:15 Syd
Green Stage

6:30-7:15 Big Thief
Blue Stage

7:25-8:25 Courtney Barnett
Red Stage

7:45-8:30 Mount Kimbie
Blue Stage

8:30-9:50 Tame Impala
Green Stage

Blood Orange plays the Green Stage on Saturday at 6:15 PM. - COURTESY THE ARTIST

Blood Orange plays the Green Stage on Saturday at 6:15 PM.
Courtesy the artist

Saturday, July 21

1:00-1:40 Paul Cherry
Green Stage

1:45-2:25 Berhana
Red Stage

2:30-3:15 Zola Jesus
Green Stage

2:45-3:30 Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
Blue Stage

3:20-4:10 Nilüfer Yanya
Red Stage

4:00-4:45 Circuit des Yeux
Blue Stage

4:15-5:10 Moses Sumney
Green Stage

5:15-6:00 Girlpool
Blue Stage

5:15-6:10 Raphael Saadiq
Red Stage

6:15-7:15 Blood Orange
Green Stage

6:30-7:15 This Is Not This Heat
Blue Stage

7:25-8:25 The War on Drugs
Red Stage

7:45-8:30 Kelela
Blue Stage

8:30-9:50 Fleet Foxes
Green Stage

Ms. Lauryn Hill plays the Green Stage on Sunday at 8:30 PM. - GUSTAVO CABALLERO/GETTY

Ms. Lauryn Hill plays the Green Stage on Sunday at 8:30 PM.
Gustavo Caballero/Getty

Sunday, July 22

1:00-1:40 Nnamdi Ogbonnaya
Green Stage

1:45-2:25 Irreversible Entanglements
Red Stage

2:30-3:15 Kweku Collins
Green Stage

2:45-3:30 Kelly Lee Owens
Blue Stage

3:20-4:10 Ravyn Lenae
Red Stage

4:00-4:45 Japanese Breakfast
Blue Stage

4:15-5:10 Smino
Green Stage

5:15-6:00 Alex Cameron
Blue Stage

5:15-6:10 Noname
Red Stage

6:15-7:15 Dram
Green Stage

6:30-7:15 (Sandy) Alex G
Blue Stage

7:25-8:25 Chaka Khan
Red Stage

7:45-8:30 Japandroids
Blue Stage

8:30-9:50 Ms. Lauryn Hill
Green Stage

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The schedule for the 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival

Every set listed in order, from the Curls on Friday afternoon to Ms. Lauryn Hill on Sunday night

Friday, July 20

1:00-1:40 The CurlsGreen Stage

1:45-2:25 MelkbellyRed Stage

2:30-3:15 Lucy DacusGreen Stage

2:45-3:30 Julie ByrneBlue Stage

3:20-4:10 Joshua Abrams & Natural Information SocietyRed Stage

4:00-4:45 Open Mike EagleBlue Stage

4:15-5:10 Tierra WhackGreen Stage

5:15-6:00 Julien BakerBlue Stage

5:15-6:10 SabaRed Stage

6:15-7:15 SydGreen Stage

6:30-7:15 Big ThiefBlue Stage

7:25-8:25 Courtney BarnettRed Stage

7:45-8:30 Mount KimbieBlue Stage

8:30-9:50 Tame ImpalaGreen Stage

Saturday, July 21

1:00-1:40 Paul CherryGreen Stage

1:45-2:25 BerhanaRed Stage

2:30-3:15 Zola JesusGreen Stage

2:45-3:30 Kaitlyn Aurelia SmithBlue Stage

3:20-4:10 Nilüfer YanyaRed Stage

4:00-4:45 Circuit des YeuxBlue Stage

4:15-5:10 Moses SumneyGreen Stage

5:15-6:00 GirlpoolBlue Stage

5:15-6:10 Raphael SaadiqRed Stage

6:15-7:15 Blood OrangeGreen Stage

6:30-7:15 This Is Not This HeatBlue Stage

7:25-8:25 The War on DrugsRed Stage

7:45-8:30 KelelaBlue Stage

8:30-9:50 Fleet FoxesGreen Stage

Sunday, July 22

1:00-1:40 Nnamdi OgbonnayaGreen Stage

1:45-2:25 Irreversible EntanglementsRed Stage

2:30-3:15 Kweku CollinsGreen Stage

2:45-3:30 Kelly Lee OwensBlue Stage

3:20-4:10 Ravyn LenaeRed Stage

4:00-4:45 Japanese BreakfastBlue Stage

4:15-5:10 SminoGreen Stage

5:15-6:00 Alex CameronBlue Stage

5:15-6:10 NonameRed Stage

6:15-7:15 DramGreen Stage

6:30-7:15 (Sandy) Alex GBlue Stage

7:25-8:25 Chaka KhanRed Stage

7:45-8:30 JapandroidsBlue Stage

8:30-9:50 Ms. Lauryn HillGreen Stage

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