Chicago announces lineup for 2024 House Music Festival

CHICAGO — The city announced Thursday the 2024 lineup of House Music Festival, celebrating 40 years since the music genre was born in Chicago.

The Chicago House Music Festival will be held on June 2 in Millennium Park from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and will feature headliners such as Tony Touch, ANANÉ, Ash Lauryn, Karizma, Wayne Williams and Alan King of the Chosen Few DJs.

“House Music is a global phenomenon born and raised in Chicago 40 years ago, with roots that go back even further. Like Blues, Jazz, and Gospel that came before, House is our true cultural heritage as a city—it galvanizes Chicagoans, celebrates our diversity, innovation, and joy and invites the world to join in,” shared Mayor Brandon Johnson.

Leading up to the music festival, the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events will present three days of free House Music events.

For more information, visit ChicagoHouseMusicFestival.us.