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COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, JUL 31 – The festival features over 170 artists performing across eight stages, attracting roughly 100,000 attendees for four days of diverse music and entertainment.
- Lollapalooza organizers announce the festival begins July 31 at Grant Park in Chicago, featuring over 170 artists on eight stages and streaming live on Hulu.
- Back in Grant Park, Lollapalooza returns as a four-day celebration of global music with 170 artists performing across eight stages.
- Roughly 100,000 people attend Lollapalooza today, with gates opening at 11 a.m. in Grant Park, streamed exclusively on Hulu.
- During the festival, CTA and Metra will add extra trains and service all weekend, while streets like Balbo and Jackson Boulevard close through August 10.
- Despite sell-outs, fans can join the waitlist for four-day and one-day general admission tickets, while VIP and Platinum tickets for $635 and $2,130 remain available.
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Usa newsGracie Abrams steps into the spotlight with flawless festival performance: Lollapalooza review
Gracie Abrams had two words when she saw the amount of people that had gathered for her performance on Thursday night: “Holy sh--!”Vying for the largest crowd of the weekend so far — and arguably the largest crowd of Abrams’ relatively short career — the sea of bodies that came together at the T-Mobile Stage was a far cry from when the singer-songwriter appeared at the fest in 2022 on the more modest Discord Stage.“This looks and feels a lot dif…
Xdinary Heroes light up Lollapalooza Chicago
CHICAGO — The sun blazed down on Grant Park as waves of music lovers flooded through the gates Thursday, the opening day of Lollapalooza Chicago 2025. Under the sweltering heat, festivalgoers embraced the vibrant atmosphere, dressed in lightweight, expressive fashion — cowboy hats, bikini tops and jean cutoffs were common, while some attendees even braved the summer heat shirtless. Cans of beer and guava margaritas in hand, the crowd floated bet…
Dean celebrates covering Lollapalooza for 20th year
CHICAGO — WGN Entertainment Reporter Dean Richards is covering Lollapalooza's opening day for the 20th year. The festival is held in the city’s Grant Park. This year, it will run from Thursday, July 31 to Sunday, Aug. 3. Gates will open at 11 a.m. and close at 10 p.m. each day. Lollapalooza 2025: Your guide to this year’s festival Headliners include Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, The Creator, Sabrina Carpenter, Rüfüs Du Sol, Luke Combs, Twice,…
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