Lollapalooza

About

Lollapalooza is a renowned multi-genre music festival held annually in Chicago's Grant Park. Originally conceived by Perry Farrell in 1991 as a farewell tour for Jane's Addiction, it evolved into a global phenomenon. The festival features a diverse lineup of artists across genres like rock, hip-hop, metal, and electronic music. It attracts hundreds of thousands of attendees each year, offering a vibrant atmosphere with art, food, and community activities. The festival includes multiple stages with over 160 performances, along with experiences like Kidzapalooza for children and Chow Town for food enthusiasts. Lollapalooza has expanded globally, hosting events in several countries. Its success has made it one of the largest and most iconic music festivals worldwide, known for its eclectic lineup and lively setting against Chicago's skyline.