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Gallery: Tiffany Day, BabyChiefDoit perform at Dillo Day FMO Stage, The Burrow

A singer gestures with one arm and holds a microphone to their mouth.
Chinese American artist Tiffany Day was sponsored by the Korean American Student Association and the Chinese Student Association.
Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern

Mayfest Productions hosted the 54th Dillo Day, Northwestern’s annual student-run music festival, Saturday. Along with the Main Stage, artists performed at the For Members Only Stage, organized by and named after NU’s Black student alliance, and The Burrow, a new stage designed to promote collaboration between other student organizations.

This year, the Korean American Student Association, Chinese Students Association, Middle Eastern North African Student Association and WNUR hosted The Burrow. 

The Burrow performers included headliner Tiffany Day, Lana Lubany, the first Arab artist to play at Dillo Day, and Friko, a Chicago-based and Evanston-formed band.

A performer holds a microphone to their mouth.
Teenage rapper BabyChiefDoit closed out his performance with his 2025 hit “WENT WEST,” which entered the Billboard Hot 100 in July 2025. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
A singer gestures with one arm and sings into a microphone.
Lana Lubany is known for performing songs mixing English and Arabic lyrics. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
An artist holds both hands in the air.
Rapper Cochise performed some of his older hits, including “Tell Em” and “Hatchback.” (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
A wall of students cheers at The Burrow.
Dozens of students came to watch and sing along with Tiffany Day as she performed. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
A singer belts into a microphone, their hair flying into the air.
Tiffany Day, known for her hyperpop music, has more than one million monthly Spotify listeners. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
A performer tilts their head up and holds the microphone to their mouth.
BabyChiefDoIt went viral in 2025 for admitting to using ChatGPT to write his song lyrics. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
An artist holds up a peace scene as they sing.
Rapper 310babii performed his song “soak city (do it)” as part of his set on the FMO Stage. (Liam Barrett/The Daily Northwestern)
A performer glances to the side, framed by metal bars.
DJ Fàájì performed his entire set from behind the turntables. (Liam Barrett/The Daily Northwestern)
A student dances in the middle of a crowd of attendees.
Students periodically formed dance circles at the FMO Stage. ( Liam Barrett/The Daily Northwestern)
Three people standing in a row play guitars.
Indie rock band Friko released its most recent studio album, “Something Worth Waiting For,” in April. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)
A performer wearing a pink dress snaps their fingers.
Twenty-two-year-old artist Nali’s music career began when she gained a following on SoundCloud. (Taariq Ahmed/The Daily Northwestern)

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