Sanctum Dark Music Festivalsam. 31 oct. 2026 · 53 $USTicketmaster

Sanctum Dark Music Festival

Thalia Hall in Chicagosam. 31 oct. 2026

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Sanctum Dark Music Festival is a Music / Other event at Thalia Hall in Chicago.

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Sanctum Dark Music Festival returns to Chicago for a weekend of dark music and Halloween festivities at Thalia Hall. The lineup features a roster of notable acts in the darkwave and post-punk scenes, including A Split Second, Zanias, Buzz Kull, Crash Course in Science, and many more. Attendees can expect immersive visuals by Videowaste, a costume contest with the theme 'Blasphemy', and additional entertainment such as drag performances, vendor booths, and photobooths.

The festival spans two days, with events taking place at both Thalia Hall and the Tack Room. Hosted by Wildcat Shadow and Sindy Vicious, the experience is designed for those aged 17 and over. The atmosphere promises a blend of live music, visual art installations, and interactive elements that capture the spirit of Halloween in the dark music community.

🎟️ Billets à partir de 53 $US🔞 17+

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  • Costume contest themed 'Blasphemy' – prepare your most provocative outfit.
  • The festival is for ages 17 and up; bring valid ID.
  • Enjoy visual installations and a photobooth for memorable photos.
  • Explore vendor booths and drag performances throughout the event.
  • The festival spans two days at Thalia Hall and Tack Room.

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What is the age requirement?

The event is 17+.

Is there a costume contest?

Yes, with the theme 'Blasphemy'.

Who is performing?

The lineup features a variety of dark music acts; check the lineup list for details.

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Thalia Hall in Chicago

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Thalia Hall in Chicago

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Plus de dates pour ce spectacle

  • ven. 30 oct. 2026

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