If you still haven’t made it to a music festival this year, there are tons to catch before the outdoor music season ends! See below for our artists’ festival performances:

North Coast Fest
Chicago, IL
September 3rd -5th
*Benga
*Flying Lotus
*Maps & Atlases
*Phantogram

FYF Fest
Los Angeles, CA
September 4th
*Best Coast
*Big Freedia
*Cold Cave
*Cults
*Dead Man’s Bones
*Warpaint
*Delorean
*Lower Dens
*School of Seven Bells
*Panda Bear

Electric Zoo
New York, NY
September 4th and 5th
*D. Ramirez
*Diplo
*DJ Medhi
*Fake Blood
*Flying Lotus
*Grum
*John Digweed
*Jon Hopkins
*Major Lazer
*Martyn
*Rusko
*The Glitch Mob
*XXXChange

Music Fest Northwest
Portland, OR
Sept. 8th-12th
Big Freedia
Cold Cave
Free Energy
The Globes
Major Lazer
Male Bonding
Nice Nice
Panda Bear
People Under the Stairs
Phantogram
Ra Ra Riot
Washed Out

Sonar Chicago
Chicago, IL
September 9th – 11th
*Kid Koala Vs The Slew
*Martyn
*Nosaj Thing

Pygmalion Music Festival
Champaign, IL
September 22nd-25th
*Caribou
*Cults
*Drink Up Buttercup
*Holy Fuck
*Light Pollution
*Plastician
*The Chain Gang of 1974

FUN FUN FUN Fest
Austin, TX
November 5th – 7th
*A-Trak
*Best Coast
*Big Freedia
*Deakin
*Delorean
*Deerhunter
*Dirty Projectors
*Dominique Young Unique
*Indian Jewelry
*RJD2
*Toro Y Moi

Treasure Island Music Festival
San Francisco, CA
October 16th and 17th
*Four Tet
*Holy Fuck
*Jamaica
*Little Dragon
*Miike Snow
*Phantogram
*Ra Ra Riot
*The Sea and Cake

Check out this sweet video on Rolling Stone of Chromeo's massive dance party!

Dan Black sported face paint and wild colors for his high energy set. Catch his interview with VH1 backstage.

Royal Bangs blew the crowd away and was named by Spin as the best thing band they saw at Lollapalooza. Read their review here.

This weekend was a great one in Chicago. Lollapalooza was a massive success! There was an incredible energy and excitement throughout the entire festival and so many memorable moments in music. We will be posting some great highlights throughout the week. Check out our first few:

Dirty Projectors stunned the audience with their intricate melodies and incredible vocal harmonies. Time Out wrote, "the back-up singing was the highlight of the show. Like the rest of the band’s musical elements, these vocals were strange, yet beautiful, in a Thom Yorke sort of way."

Pitchfork wrote that Fuck Buttons were the most unique band to grace the stage, saying that they "were an anomalous booking, a rare band among this weekend's hundreds...their sample-based sonic assault felt deliciously weird."

Hot Chip rocked lots of material off their new record and got the crowd super amped up and dancing before headliner Lady Gaga.