US EditionLollapalooza 2025: What's in store for the fourth and final day at Grant Park?
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, AUG 3 – Sabrina Carpenter closed Lollapalooza 2025 with a surprise Earth, Wind & Fire appearance performing classic hits, part of a diverse lineup featuring over 170 artists, organizers said.
- Lollapalooza 2025 took place from July 31 to August 3 at Grant Park in Chicago, featuring over 170 artists including Sabrina Carpenter and Olivia Rodrigo.
- The festival opened with headliners such as Tyler, the Creator and Olivia Rodrigo attracting record-breaking crowds on Friday, and concluded on Sunday with Carpenter leading the final performances.
- Sabrina Carpenter closed the festival Sunday night wearing a pink jumpsuit and brought iconic band Earth, Wind & Fire on stage for a surprise mini-set performing 'Let's Groove' and 'September'.
- Carpenter announced her seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend, due August 29, and was quoted saying, 'We can just groove' while encouraging the crowd to sing along.
- The weekend’s success with diverse acts and large crowds highlights Lollapalooza's ongoing appeal as a major summer music event attracting fans nationwide and worldwide.
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Sabrina Carpenter wows devoted fans with a candy-colored dance party: Lollapalooza review
Sabrina Carpenter closed out Lollapalooza on Sunday by throwing a big party, transforming the T-Mobile Stage into an old-school dance show TV set, à la “American Bandstand” or “Soul Train.”The set design, combined with Carpenter’s infectious pop gems and flirty choreography, would have been enough to satisfy the crowd, but she also brought out Earth, Wind & Fire for rousing renditions of “Let’s Groove” and “September.”The exciting surprise, thou…
Earth, Wind & Fire joins Sabrina Carpenter for surprise Lollapalooza appearance
Dana Jacobs/Getty Images Earth, Wind & Fire made a surprise appearance at Lollapalooza, joining Sabrina Carpenter for her headlining set Sunday night. “We can just let loose, right? We can just groove,” said Sabrina, who was wearing a sparkly pink jumpsuit with her name across the chest. She then added, “So I thought, why not bring out my friends from Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire!” The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers then joined Sabrina onstage to per…
Sabrina Carpenter Surprised Fans With An Earth Wind & Fire Appearance At Lollapalooza
Getty Image If there was any timeless 1970s band you’d have expected Sabrina Carpenter to bring out during her Lollapalooza set, Earth Wind & Fire probably wouldn’t be high on the list. And yet, that’s exactly who she surprised fans with, inviting the funk-soul pioneers to join her onstage for rousing renditions of their generation-spanning hits, “Let’s Groove” and “September.” “Does anyone wanna dance tonight?” she asked the crowd. “I have this…
Lollapalooza 2025: What we saw — and heard — at the 4-day music festival at Grant Park
Lollapalooza 2025 is now over at Grant Park. This year’s festival showcased an impressive blend of breakthrough acts and established favorites, with headliners like Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter and Tyler, the Creator. It was an exciting year for artists who’ve found their creative stride, from Grammy-nominated R&B powerhouse Durand Bernarr to genre-defying sensation Amaarae to mega breakout rapper Doechii, a hip hop superstar in the making.…
Sabrina Carpenter And A$AP Rocky Cap Off A Strong Lollapalooza Weekend
DOWNTOWN — Ideal weather and amazing performers continued to draw massive crowds as Lollapalooza capped off a successful weekend Sunday. On the north end of Grant Park, rap legend A$AP Rocky had the crowd moshing as he opened inside a model helicopter dangling above the Bud Light stage. It was his first Lolla performance in exactly ten years, on the same stage. The Harlem rapper’s fans couldn’t contain themselves as he performed with pyrotechnic…
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