Lollapalooza returns to Chicago for four days of fun and music. From July 28-31, festival goers can expect performances from some of today’s biggest and brightest, as well as rising stars and Chicago natives.
Headliners include Doja Cat, Lil Baby, Dua Lipa, Metallica, Machine Gun Kelly and Green Day, among others. Chicago native like 100 Gecs, John Summit and Horsegirl, will also be performing, as well as those who found fame through social media like PinkPanthress, Remi Wolf and Pi’erre Bourne.
This year’s Lollapalooza features more than 170 musical acts, along with nine different stages and the return of Kidzapalooza. The interactive playground includes family friendly performances, activities, workshops, and more. The Bonus Tracks Stage will allow festival goers to practice mindfulness and inclusivity between musical performances.
Behind the scenes, Lollapalooza has worked to contribute to the community by creating a number of programs and initiatives. Fans can help improve sustainability by returning the cups they use during the festival for a chance to win exclusive prizes like VIP ticket upgrades, festival cash and more.
Lolla Cares focuses on providing Chicago’s youth with access to the Arts. Following the creation of the Lollapalooza Arts Education Fund, the festival was able to donate over $2 million to support art programs within Chicago public schools. Lolla Cares has also partnered with After School Matters to support programs that give Chicago teens the chance to learn new artistic skills and display their work at Lollapalooza.
Four day tickets are available now and one day tickets will be available at a later date. Kids 10 and under attend for free.
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