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What’s life without uncertainty? It’s a question worth asking as tickets to the 2015 Pitchfork Music Festival went on sale today.

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As with Lollapalooza, concertgoers have the opportunity to buy tickets for the 10th anniversary edition of the 3-day fest, this year running July 17-19, before anybody has any idea who’s playing. The location is the same, Union Park on Chicago’s near west side, but there’s a perk this year with the $150 three-day pass: a certain number of the full-weekend entries also come with a subscription to the Pitchfork Review.

For the unfamiliar, the Review is a glossy print quarterly from Pitchfork that features long-form music journalism, just the thing to bump that hipster cred.

The festival lineup will be announced next month. For you earlybirds, the three-day and $65 single-day passes are at ticketfly.com.