Has any artist ever done back to back lollapaloozas im new to lolla so im just curious if anyone has done that or how many years is usually a performance?
Any film enthusiasts in here? My film scans just arrived and thought I’d share.
Howdy howdy, Ive recently become a concert addict, with a religious upbringing what I once thought was a love for just worship music turned out to be a love for live music after all. I’m out of that environment for a better part of 7 years now, but I find holding the memory of the concerts i’ve went to is hard. I take probably too many videos, sorry folks behind me but even after lolla it’s hard to replay those moments in my head, or any concert or the after show. I don’t drink a lot mainly cuz that leads to me having to pee every 10 minutes so just wanted to see if anyone has a similar experience, I don’t want to chalk it up as religious guilt for raising my hand to Charli Xcx vs during How Great Thou Art. I don’t wanna forget any of the moments from last lolla
I feel like returns of JID and Don might be in the cards for 27
is anyone else who bought this shirt noticing the letters fading or is that just part of the design and I’m over thinking it? Just making sure in case I need to switch my washing approach.
This is a mock done for fun. Let me know who you would add or take out!
EDIT: Ngl, the booking order could have been better. I hear you guys
I’ve been 5 times, and I don’t know if any year will beat 2021. Perfect temps, no rain, no humidity.
Here are my videos of aespa at lolla.
Enjoy!
Been looking around YouTube and can't find any. I'd like to see the wild background videos again.
Her new album is incredible and with the string of strong female headliners in recent years it just feels on par
Okay all these kpop fans were posting so much about jennie’s performance expecting that she would be the best headliner lmao…girl cant even handle making the crowd stay. Queen of Kpop my A$$ 😭. I was there and it was so underwhelming, ran to another artist when she started her second song.
I’ve seen debates over who is or isn’t too big to headline Lollapalooza. Just so I can temper my expectations for 2027, who do we think is off the table strictly because they are just too big? Obviously, Taylor Swift. Bad Bunny? Olivia Rodrigo? Ariana Grande? Lady Gaga? Beyonce? BTS? Who else?
This has to be one of my favorite makeup looks on her!
I see ATEEZ, NMIXX, ILLIT, Yves, and Le Serrafim as more realistic predictions, but I’d personally really like to see hearts2hearts too.
Not sure which groups are headliner material, maybe le serrafim or ateez on bud light, but I wouldn’t be shocked if they were just high undercard.
I’d see the other groups going on lakeshore or doing earlier sets on tmobile.
Lemme know Kpop acts you think could be at the next lolla!
Ik they’re touring rn and they were at a couple of festivals this year but is there a chance they would come back next year?
Hey everyone!
I want to share a cool Lolla story that all started in this sub back in the spring.
Back in late March/early April after I purchased my wristband, I (26m gay) made two posts in here— one looking for friends to hangout with at the festival, and a second asking if anyone wanted to do a group chat/meetups for Lolla with my friend and I. It was our first time ever going to a music festival and I don't have a huge circle IRL here at home, so I honestly posted it figuring it would completely flop and get zero traction.
Cut to me being completely wrong: like 25+ people reached out from all over the US (and one absolute legend from Europe) wanting to hangout and join the chat.
I spent the summer getting to know everyone who was interested, and the results ended up blowing away any expectations I had. We ended up meeting 12-13 people and they were all SO nice, funny, inclusive, and genuinely cool. Even better, most of us managed to link up for multiple sets and had a blast laughing, singing, and dancing all weekend. Slayyyter, Zara, Charli, and Tate were incredible with this group!
The coolest part was watching people in the chat hit it off and form their own little sub-groups, hanging out both during and after the fest every night. A few people mentioned at the end of the weekend that they were so grateful for the little community I made and that it genuinely enhanced their Lolla experience since they weren’t alone.
Honestly, I just wanted to make more friends while I was in Chicago, but I walked away with multiple new long-term friends, plans to meet a couple of these new friends later in the year, and the joy of knowing I helped a bunch of other people not feel isolated during their first festival. We had the absolute best time this year and I'm so grateful to everyone who reached out and participated. Can't wait for next year! 😊🤩