Pitchfork

No lie! As of today, Friday, June 8, 2007, all three-day passes for the 2007 Pitchfork Music Festival-- taking place July 13-15 at Chicago's Union Park-- are sold out. When you offer 39 first-rate live acts at a dollar and change apiece, this is what happens, people.

What's more, individual Friday passes are gone, too. In other words, the first night of this year's Pitchfork Music Festival-- the ATP/Don't Look Back night, July 13, with Sonic Youth playing Daydream Nation, GZA playing Liquid Swords, and Slint playing Spiderland-- is sold out. Sorry!

But don't cry-- there are still tickets available for 36 more showstoppers, ranging from Cat Power to Mastodon to Yoko Ono to Clipse and everything in between. Two-day passes for Saturday and Sunday, July 14 and 15, go for $35, while individual passes for either day will run you $25 apiece. Ticketweb has the hookup.

Once again, here's what you're in for:

Friday, July 13:

Sonic Youth perform Daydream Nation
GZA/Genius performs Liquid Swords
Slint perform Spiderland

Saturday, July 14:

Yoko Ono
Cat Power and Dirty Delta Blues (w/ members of Dirty Three, the Delta 72, and Blues Explosion)
Clipse
Mastodon
Iron and Wine
Battles
Grizzly Bear
Voxtrot
Califone
The Twilight Sad
Girl Talk
Dan Deacon
Oxford Collapse
Professor Murder
Fujiya & Miyagi
Beach House
William Parker Quartet
Ken Vandermark's Powerhouse Sound

Sunday, July 15:

De La Soul
The New Pornographers
Of Montreal
Stephen Malkmus
Jamie Lidell
The Sea and Cake
Junior Boys
Menomena
The Ponys
Deerhunter
Klaxons
The Field
Cadence Weapon
The Cool Kids
Craig Taborn's Junk Magic
Nomo
Brightblack Morning Light
Fred Lonberg-Holm's Lightbox Orchestra