Summer preview The MUSIC


SUMMER FEST


FLINGS


Do you really need to spend an entire weekend at a music festival? We narrow down to the one day you need to show up at every major Chicago fest. By Zach Long


no-bullshit guide to summer


We found everything that's worth your time this summer— and none of the stuff that's not.


FRI, JUNE 9


Spring Awakening Headlining sets from EDM heavyweights Galantis and Armin Van Buuren promise bass drops galore, but Friday’s undercard— featuring the mysterious masked DJ Marshmello, live electronic trio Keys N Krates and tropical house producer Thomas Jack— is the reason to roll through.  Addams/Medill Park, 1301 W 14th St (springawakeningfestival.com). June 9–11; $69/day, VIP $129/day.


SUN, JUNE 25


Mamby on the Beach Sunday’s lineup at Mamby reads like a killer dance-club playlist: eclectic producer Flying Lotus, Aussie electropop outfit Cut/Copy, Norwegian disco revivalist Todd Terje and virtuosic R&B bassist Thundercat. It’ll be worth the sick day you'll need to take on Monday.  Oakwood Beach, 4100 S Lake Shore Dr (mambybeach.com). June 24, 25; $66.50/day, VIP $99.50–$135.50/day.


Time Out Chicago June 7–September 5, 2017 14 FRI, JULY 14


Chicago Open Air Yeah, you’ll have to find your way to Bridgeview, Illinois, but where else are you going to see glam rockers KISS, metal monster Rob Zombie and two of the Big Four (Megadeth and Anthrax) share the stage on a Friday night? If classic metal isn’t your cup


Spring Awakening


PHOTOGRAPHS (FROM TOP): JACLYN RIVAS; NEAL O'BRYAN


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