Lollapalooza Tickets

Lollapalooza Tickets Information

Lollapalooza is a musical festival that was founded in 1991 by Jane's Addiction lead singer, Perry Farrell. It toured for the first 6 years, then found its permanent home at Grant Park in Chicago as a destination music festival. In 2005, Lollapalooza debuted in Grant Park as a 2-day music festival. A year later, Lollapalooza returned, this time featuring 3 full days of music, putting it in line with some of the other top North American music festivals. In 2016, it was announced that Lolla would be evolving to a 4-day music festival, giving it a unique presence among music festivals in the United States, and helped the festival add almost 50 more bands to the lineup.

Lollapalooza takes place in Grant Park, which is near Lake Michigan in downtown Chicago. The festival typical attracts over 50K music lovers each summer. Throughout the years many famous bands have played on the stages at Lollapalooza and the number of new bands playing the festival grows for the better every year.

The feel of Lollapalooza has changed over the years to reflect a lot of what is popular at that moment in time. From the Jane’s Addiction farewell tour and the grunge bands of the early 90s to the addition of more rap and hip hop groups, to the inclusion of folk and electronic-based acts, Lollapalooza is has never left a scene behind.

Lollapalooza Lineup

Lollapalooza 2018 will be a four-day festival event with some of the world's biggest performers and a wide variety of music. Lollapalooza 2018 takes place from August 2-5 at Grant Park in Chicago.

The 2018 Lollapalooza lineup is finally here and features Bruno Mars, The Weeknd, Jack White, and Artic Monkeys as headliners. Other artists in the Lolla lineup include The National, Post Malone, Khalid, Travis Scott, Zedd, and many more. Check out the full 2018 lineup below!