Lollapalooza is back for 2025, and it’s bringing an electrifying mix of artists to Chicago’s Grant Park. Taking place from July 31 to August 3, the annual festival remains one of the biggest events in the summer music circuit, drawing massive crowds with its genre-spanning lineup and immersive festival experience. Whether you’re a fan of pop, rock, hip-hop, electronic, or country, this year’s bill promises something for everyone.

Since its inception in 1991, Lollapalooza has evolved into a premier destination for live music, consistently delivering high-energy performances from some of the most influential artists in the industry. The 2025 edition continues that tradition, boasting a diverse lineup that bridges mainstream chart-toppers, critically acclaimed musicians, and rising stars. With over 170 acts spread across eight stages, attendees can expect non-stop entertainment, surprise collaborations, and unforgettable festival moments.

Beyond the music, Lollapalooza offers a full-fledged experience, featuring art installations, premium food vendors, and interactive activations throughout Grant Park. Festivalgoers can explore a variety of immersive spaces, from the vibrant Lolla Market to the fan-favorite Kidzapalooza for young music lovers. VIP and Platinum experiences also return, providing perks like elevated viewing decks, exclusive lounges, and artist meet-and-greets.

As always, securing tickets early is key, with four-day passes set to go on sale at 10 a.m. CT on March 20. Single-day and two-day ticket options will follow at a later date, allowing flexibility for those who can’t commit to the entire weekend. With such a stacked lineup, demand is expected to be high—so fans should act fast to secure their spots at one of the summer’s biggest music events.

Headliners to Watch:

• Olivia Rodrigo: Making her Lollapalooza debut, the pop sensation behind hits like “drivers license” and “good 4 u” is expected to captivate audiences with her raw vocals and emotive songwriting.​
• Luke Combs: Bringing a country flair to the festival, Combs’ headlining spot marks a significant moment as the first country artist to close out a night at Lollapalooza.​
• Korn: Fans of nu-metal can rejoice as Korn returns to the Lollapalooza stage for the first time since 1997, bringing their signature heavy sound back to Chicago.​
• Gracie Abrams: The indie-pop singer-songwriter continues to make waves with her introspective lyrics and soothing melodies.​
• Doechii: Emerging as a powerful voice in hip-hop, Doechii’s dynamic performances are not to be missed.​

Diverse Lineup Highlights:

Beyond the headliners, the festival boasts over 170 acts, ensuring there’s something for everyone:​

• Cage the Elephant: Known for their energetic shows and genre-blending music, they’re sure to electrify the crowd.​
• Finneas: The multi-talented artist and producer, recognized for his solo work and collaborations with sister Billie Eilish, will bring his innovative sound to the stage.​

Ticket Information:

Four-day tickets are set to go on sale at 10 a.m. CT on March 20. For those unable to commit to all four days, one-day and two-day packages will be available at a later date. Given the star-studded lineup and the festival’s history of selling out, it’s advisable to secure tickets promptly.