Lollapalooza
16 Pickleball Courts Open In Grant Park Thanks To $500K From Lollapallooza
Six refurbished tennis courts also opened to the public. The courts were overhauled after years of the mega festival using them for parking.
Lollapalooza Arrests, Hospitalizations Decline Despite More Fans
Fourteen people were arrested at the popular four-day music festival, which was expected to bring over 400,000 fans to Grant Park.
Lollapalooza’s New VIP Sections Blocked General Admission Fans From Best Viewing Spots
New at this year's Lollapalooza are premium-only viewing sections near the main stages, relegating general admission ticket holders to the back.
Packed Crowds Sing Along To Lana Del Rey, Chance The Rapper Makes Appearance At Lolla Sunday
The rock crowd showed out for Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lana Del Rey woos a massive crowd and Chance The Rapper puts on for his city.
Tomorrow X Together’s Lollapalooza Set Shows Power Of K-Pop In Chicago
The dominance of Korean pop acts at Lollapallooza shows Chicago is a K-pop town, fans say.
PHOTOS: Tomorrow X Together Is First K-Pop Band To Headline Lollapalooza In U.S.
The band made their U.S. festival debut at Lollapalooza in 2022, returning this year to headline Day 3.
Lollapalooza Day 3: Tomorrow X Together Makes History As Fans Rock Out In The Rain And Mud
Euphoric K-pop fans packed Grant Park for headliner Tomorrow X Together while Maggie Rogers' folk pop and J.I.D.’s hypnotic raps lit up Grant Park under cloudy skies.
PHOTOS: Karol G Makes History As First Latina Lollapalooza Headliner And Billie Eilish Does ‘Barbie’
NewJeans also made history Thursday as the first female K-pop group to perform at Lollapalooza.
Chicago Rapper Kidd Kenn Making His Lollapalooza Debut Thursday
The South Side native and openly gay hip-hop artist signed his first recording contract when he was 15.
Lollapalooza Is Here, Chicago. Here’s What You Need To Know
From road closures to headliners and how to get tickets, here's a breakdown of the four-day music fest at Grant Park.
Lollapalooza 2023 Lineup Announced: Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, Red Hot Chili Peppers & More
ODESZA, Lana Del Rey, Karol G, The 1975 and Tomorrow X Together are also set to headline.
Softball Leagues That Called Grant Park Home For Decades Get Booted Due To NASCAR Deal, Big Music Fests
"These people are killing softball" said one organizer who's worried the sport may never again be played at Grant Park Downtown.
Lollapalooza, Riot Fest And Other Big Festivals Could Require Chicago Park District Board Approval Under Proposal
Festival operators may need to get Park District board sign-off for special events hosting 10,000 people or more a day in any of Chicago's public parks.
Lollapalooza 2022 Ends With Fewer Arrests, Hospitalizations Than In Past Years, Officials Say
Fifteen people were arrested at the popular four-day music festival, which brought 400,000 people to Grant Park.
Lollapalooza Security Guard Faked Mass Shooting Threat To Leave Work Early, Prosecutors Say
The security guard was charged with making a false terrorist threat for allegedly circulating two fake messages, one of which said "Mass shooting at 4 pm location Lollapalooza. We have 150 targets."
Lollapalooza Is A Wrap — But It’s Coming Back For 10 More Years (And Maybe Getting Larger)
PHOTOS: The festival will run in Chicago until at least 2032 and will be allowed to grow from 100,000 per day to 115,000.
As Lollapalooza Opens, Activists Threaten Federal Lawsuit Over Chicago’s Youth Curfew
The curfew unfairly targets Black and Brown youth and keeps them from Downtown while white residents and visitors get a pass for events like Lolla, organizers said.
Lollapalooza Kicks Off Thursday. Here’s What You Need To Know
The festival regularly brings hundreds of thousands of people to Grant Park. It runs throughout the weekend.
9 Huge Cell Towers Going Up In Grant Park For Lollapalooza— But They’re Not There To Stay
Despite the sturdy construction of the towers, workers on the scene said the towers are temporary.
Downtown Residents Say ‘Stinkin’ Loud’ Lollapalooza Turns Their Alleys Into Public Toilets
Ald. Sophia King (4th) told neighbors Lolla is always going to be loud, but she's working with organizers on some sort of sound limit for the stages. Residents want more port-a-potties on site, too.
