West Fest 2025 Headliners Include Les Savy Fav, Derrick Carter And Narrow Head

Chicago, ILLocal News

West Fest Chicago will return for its 21st edition from July 18-20 along Chicago Avenue, featuring a mix of local and global musical acts. The festival will host performances on two stages, with highlights including headliners Les Savy Fav on Friday and Derrick Carter on Sunday. Attendees can enjoy a variety of food and drink options, alongside family-friendly activities such as a Kid Fest and a Pet Fest that includes competitions and retail for pets. A $10 donation is requested at the gate, with proceeds benefiting the West Town Chamber of Commerce and Talcott Fine Arts and Museum Academy. The festival serves as an essential community event, fostering local culture and engagement.

This year’s lineup also includes acts like Bianca Oblivion and Narrow Head, appealing to diverse musical tastes. The festival not only entertains but also supports local businesses and organizations, enhancing community spirit. For ongoing updates, festival-goers can check the West Town Chamber's website and follow West Fest on Instagram.

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