Admission to the North Coast Music Festival from September 3–5. Choose Among Four Options.
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- Choose one-day tickets or three-day pass
- End-of-summer outdoor bash
- Variety of well-known artists
Seeing live music can be a transcendent mind-body experience, akin to getting a tattoo underwater or making out during an eclipse. Today's Groupon helps you transcend your boredom with admission to the North Coast Music Festival in Union Park, which will take place over Labor Day weekend, September 3–5. Choose among the following options:
- $17 for a pass to Friday, September 3 (a $35 value) featuring The Chemical Brothers, Paul Van Dyk, Pretty Lights, Paul Kalkbrenner, and Orchard Lounge
- $17 for a pass to Saturday, September 4 (a $35 value) featuring Umphrey's McGee, Moby (a DJ set), De La Soul, Jay Electronica, Boys Noize, Jakob Dylan and Three Legs, and more
- $17 for a pass to Sunday, September 5 (a $35 value) featuring Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, The Disco Biscuits, Lupe Fiasco, Benny Benassi, Flying Lotus, and more
- $40 for a Three-Day Pass to the entire festival (a $75 value)
The North Coast Music Festival is a three-day hat doff to the waning days of summer. Send off halcyon hours in style and gird your gooseflesh for the inevitable onslaught of winter with a lineup that includes electronic, hip-hop, jam-band, and indie-rock artists both famous and obscure. On Friday, the electronic poppiness of The Chemical Brothers will waft from the stage until it enters the noses and eventually implants itself in the brains of concertgoers. Saturday's lineup features the progressive improvisation of Umphrey's McGee and a DJ set by Moby, or Richard Melville Hall on his birth certificate, who has provided hot, ambient beats to films such as Any Given Sunday, The Beach, and Citizen Kane. The festival's final day presents Chicago product Lupe Fiasco and crowd-moving collaborators Nasty Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley.
Located mere steps from the Ashland-Lake stop of the Green Line, Union Park is one of the city's carefully cultivated green spaces. This green theme is continued via the festival's commitment to green disposal and recycling, making the weekend one that can be celebrated free from the guilt-ridden mental images of filthy, weeping seagulls wearing tuxedos made out of newspapers.
- Choose one-day tickets or three-day pass
- End-of-summer outdoor bash
- Variety of well-known artists
Seeing live music can be a transcendent mind-body experience, akin to getting a tattoo underwater or making out during an eclipse. Today's Groupon helps you transcend your boredom with admission to the North Coast Music Festival in Union Park, which will take place over Labor Day weekend, September 3–5. Choose among the following options:
- $17 for a pass to Friday, September 3 (a $35 value) featuring The Chemical Brothers, Paul Van Dyk, Pretty Lights, Paul Kalkbrenner, and Orchard Lounge
- $17 for a pass to Saturday, September 4 (a $35 value) featuring Umphrey's McGee, Moby (a DJ set), De La Soul, Jay Electronica, Boys Noize, Jakob Dylan and Three Legs, and more
- $17 for a pass to Sunday, September 5 (a $35 value) featuring Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, The Disco Biscuits, Lupe Fiasco, Benny Benassi, Flying Lotus, and more
- $40 for a Three-Day Pass to the entire festival (a $75 value)
The North Coast Music Festival is a three-day hat doff to the waning days of summer. Send off halcyon hours in style and gird your gooseflesh for the inevitable onslaught of winter with a lineup that includes electronic, hip-hop, jam-band, and indie-rock artists both famous and obscure. On Friday, the electronic poppiness of The Chemical Brothers will waft from the stage until it enters the noses and eventually implants itself in the brains of concertgoers. Saturday's lineup features the progressive improvisation of Umphrey's McGee and a DJ set by Moby, or Richard Melville Hall on his birth certificate, who has provided hot, ambient beats to films such as Any Given Sunday, The Beach, and Citizen Kane. The festival's final day presents Chicago product Lupe Fiasco and crowd-moving collaborators Nasty Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley.
Located mere steps from the Ashland-Lake stop of the Green Line, Union Park is one of the city's carefully cultivated green spaces. This green theme is continued via the festival's commitment to green disposal and recycling, making the weekend one that can be celebrated free from the guilt-ridden mental images of filthy, weeping seagulls wearing tuxedos made out of newspapers.