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Pitchfork Music Festival Paris Streaming Schedule Set Times Announced

Pitchfork Music Festival Paris takes place from October 30 to November 1 at Grande Halle de La Villette. Starting today, we'll be streaming live video of most of the performances from the festival via Pitchfork's homepage, thanks to Culturebox. Check out the streaming schedule below. All listed times are EDT. 

After the live stream ends each day, replays of previous sets will immediately begin and run until the festival starts back up the next day. 

Thursday, October 30

1:30 Ought
2:40 The Notwist
4:20 Mogwai

Friday, October 31

1:30 Perfect Pussy
2:05 D.D. Dumbo
2:45 Son Lux
3:30 Future Islands
5:05 Chvrches
6:05 St. Vincent
7:00 Belle and Sebastian

Saturday, November 1

1:30 Kwamie Liv
3:00 Foxygen
3:55 tUnE-yArDs 
6:05 Jungle
7:00 Caribou
8:20 Four Tet



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