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Pitchfork Music Festival has unveiled their final wave of artists for their 2018 lineup. The new additions to the Chicago festival—set to take place July 20th-22nd—include Saturday headliners/indie sweethearts Fleet Foxes and Sunday headliner Ms. Lauryn Hill.Hill’s performance will celebrate the 20th anniversary of her smash hit solo debut, which netted her 10 nominations and 5 wins at the 1999 Grammy Awards, including “Album of the Year.” You can listen to The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill in its entirety below via Spotify:Ms. Lauryn Hill – The Miseducation of Lauryn HillFleet Foxes and Lauryn Hill are joined at the top of the Pitchfork Music Festival bill by Tame Impala, whose previously announced set at the festival marks their only confirm North American performance of 2018. In addition to the top line artists, the festival will feature performances by Courtney Barnett, The War on Drugs, Chaka Khan, DRAM, Noname, Japandroids, Blood, Raphael Saadiq, Big Theif, Earl Sweatshirt, and many more.Tickets for the 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival are now on sale. For more information, or to grab your tickets now, head to the event’s website. read more

RelatedPosts Barca president Bartomeu says he won’t go to war anymore with Messi Messi scores twice in Barca friendly Messi becomes football’s second billionaire + Top 10 Lionel Messi has admitted on the back of his sixth Ballon d’Or triumph that “retirement is approaching”, but the Argentine hopes to enjoy “many more years” at the top and says Barcelona have nothing to worry about when it comes to his future.That will come as a relief to those at Camp Nou, with it having already been revealed that an all-time great has an exit clause in his current contract.There has been no suggestion that it will be triggered, with Messi continuing to be a talismanic presence for the reigning La Liga champions.His efforts have once again seen him recognised as the finest player on the planet, with the 32-year-old now boasting one more Golden Ball than eternal rival Cristiano Ronaldo, and there has been no sign of him slowing down.Messi is, however, aware that he is closer to the end of his career than the start, with there an acceptance that the day will come when he is forced to hang up his boots and bring an iconic era in modern football to a close.He told reporters at a star-studded Ballon d’Or ceremony in Paris: “I’m aware of how old I am.“And I enjoy these moments so much because I know that retirement is approaching. Time flies.”Messi was quick to counter those comments by reiterating that he has no plans to walk away from football any time soon.He added: “I hope, God willing, that I keep playing for many more year.“I’m now 32, though, and will be 33 at the end of the season, so, as I said, everything depends on how I feel physically.“Right now I feel better than ever on a physical and a personal level, and I hope I can go on for a lot longer.” Tags: Lionel Messi read more