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The 2091 Lollapalooza lineup is here.

If you didn’t know it already, here’s the lineup for the 2019 Lollapalooza music festival in Chicago, Illinois. It’s…something. The switch by Lollapalooza’s organizers from mostly rock acts to a wider variety of genres is clearly evident by now. Ariana Grande is the headliner at a festival that used to boast Nine Inch Nails as a headliner. Again, this is nothing new and Ms. Grande is a fine performer, indeed, but you might have to do a lot of research into this lineup if you’re looking for rock and some of its variants. I recommend Idles for that. Their set will probably be one of the loudest and wildest of the entire festival.

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Lollapalooza Chicago announces its 2018 lineup.

The annual Chicago lineup for Lollapalooza has been announced. It features some heavyweights and, as usual, a lot of upcoming bands. Bruno Mars is definitely a big score for the festival, as are Jack White, the Arctic Monkeys, the National, Portugal, the Man, Franz Ferdinand, and Chvrches.

Tickets are on sale and will go much faster now that the lineup has been released. A four-day general admission pass will cost you $335.00 plus taxes and fees, and VIP and Platinum packages will run you thousands of dollars.

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Lollapalooza 2017 lineup announced.

The lineup for Chicago’s Lollapalooza 2017 festival has been announced. They’ve kept it a four-day festival, and four-day tickets are already sold out. Individual day tickets are on sale, but don’t wait too long to get them. They will sell out as well.

It’s good to see Temples playing Thursday night, Phantogram on Friday, Royal Blood, Ron Gallo, and Warpaint on Sunday, and Justice on Sunday.

Make sure to take your sunscreen. Lollapalooza always seems to fall on the hottest weekend of the year in Chicago.

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Lollapalooza Chicago releases daily schedule.

Lollapalooza Chicago has released its daily schedule of bands over the course of the four-day weekend July 28 – 31st.

Four-day and single-day tickets are sold out unless you want and can afford to buy VIP ($2,200 weekend / $650 single day) or Platinum Package ($4,200, no single day tickets) tickets. Thursday night’s headliners are Lana Del Rey, the Last Shadow Puppets, Flosstradamus, and J. Cole.

Friday night’s headliners: Major Lazer, Ghost, Martin Garrix, and a little band called Radiohead.

Saturday night’s headliners: Disclosure, Vic Mensa, Hardwell, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Sunday night’s headliners: Ellie Goulding, ZHU, Die Antwoord, and LCD Soundsystem.

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Lollapalooza Chicago 2016 line-up announced.

Lollapalooza‘s 25th anniversary show line-up has been announced, as well as the daily line-ups. Radiohead and LCD Soundsystem were major scores and long-rumored. Other fine artists on the bill are Jane’s Addiction (naturally), Die Antwoord, Bloc Party, The Joy Formidable, and Wavves.

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Lollapalooza tickets on sale March 22nd.

Lollapalooza is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year in Chicago’s Grant Park. Tickets for the four-day (It’s usually just three.) festival go on sale March 22, 2016 at 10am. It will sell out. It always does and well before the line-up is announced. Ticket prices are sure to be higher than ever with an additional day added.

The festival dates are July 28-31st, and if tradition continues that will be the hottest weekend of the summer in Chicago. Bring your water and sunscreen.

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