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Japandroids & Goose Island Collab for 2018 Pitchfork Music Festival Beer: The Hops That Heaven Built

One of the coolest things about the annual Pitchfork Music Festival is that beer sponsors Goose Island taps one of the featured fest acts to brew up something for the 3-day event. This year, Canadian rockers Japandroids have the honors to cook up libations. For this year’s Pitchfork

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The Pitchfork Music Festival Announces First Round of 2018 Performers: Tame Impala, DRAM, Ravyn Lenae

The Pitchfork Music Festival gave us a big glimpse at what the 2018 edition will look like this summer. Returning to Chicago’s Union Park Friday, July 20 through Sunday, July 22 for its thirteenth year, this year’s lineup is being unveiled in three parts over the next few weeks via a hand-painted mural

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Video: Japandroids Cover The Tragically Hip’s “Nautical Disaster”

Japandroids helped pay tribute to the late Gord Downie by playing his band’s song “Nautical Disaster.” The Canadian rockers’ cover of The Tragically Hip’s song took place at Toronto’s Massey Hall. Japandroids joined Leslie Feist and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in honoring Downie’s legacy since his passing. See

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Video: Japandroids Perform “No Known Drink or Drug” on ‘Late Night with Seth Meyers”

Japandroids took their shredding ways to Late Night with Seth Meyers, where they appeared as musical guests to play their song “No Known Drink or Drug.” The duo absolutely killed it with their high-energy rendition of the Near to the Wild Heart of Life track. See them play Late Night above

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Recap: Orion Music + More Festival

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC1Hxm5K3Ug As an avid festival-goer for a few years now, I’m slowly getting the hang of getting through multiple days of seemingly endless walking, expensive food/beverages, long waiting periods between sets, conflicting schedules and all the craziness that revolves around trying to get a spot towards the front

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