Lollapalooza Chicago Tickets - Grant Park

Hippo Campus

3 concerts

Minneapolis-based band Hippo Campus, known for their album "Flood," features Jake Luppen, Nathan Stocker, Whistler Allen, and Zach Sutton. They craft emotionally resonant music with big hooks and a unique musical language developed since childhood.

Dasha

24 concerts

Born with music in her soul, Dasha shines in country with her 40x platinum hit “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’).” She's won the People’s Choice Country Award and toured with Kane Brown and Thomas Rhett.

Killer Mike

4 concerts

Atlanta-born rapper Killer Mike is known for politically charged hip-hop, tackling racism and police brutality. He rose with OutKast, won 3 Grammys, and forms Run the Jewels with El-P.

Eyedress

3 concerts

Manila-born, LA-based Eyedress blends hip-hop, punk, shoegaze. Known for viral "Jealous," platinum & gold hits. Collaborated with Chad Hugo, The Drums, more.

Hayes Warner

5 concerts

Born in NYC, Hayes Warner infuses her music with the city's energy. Her hits, like "Just a Girl" with Billy B and "Predator," showcase her dynamic style. Named one of People’s Emerging Artists to Watch, she's performed at the U.S. Olympic Trials and Lollapalooza, and toured with Neon Trees. Hayes has composed for major studios and featured in Vogue, promising a lasting impact in music.

Tate McRae

51 concerts

Calgary-born singer-songwriter Tate McRae blends pop and dance, boasting 15B+ streams, hits like “you broke me first,” multiple #1s, JUNO awards, and Billboard noms.

Benga

1 concert

Benga, born Beni Adejumo, is a pioneer of dubstep known for underground classics, top ten hits, and collaborations with major artists. He's shaped modern music while living the global DJ life.

Skrillex

2 concerts

Skrillex, born Sonny Moore, is a top EDM artist from Los Angeles. Known for Grammy-winning tracks "Scary Monsters" and "Bangarang," he helped popularize dubstep. A former frontman of post-hardcore band From First to Last, he created hits with Diplo in Jack Ü and worked with artists like Justin Bieber and Beyoncé. His style is a blend of electro-house, dubstep, and trap, featuring collaborations with Missy Elliott, Rick Ross, and Fred again.., among others. His recent albums, Quest for Fire and Don't Get Too Close, showcase his diverse musical influences.

LEISURE

32 concerts

LEISURE, an award-winning band blending Japanese city pop and Bill Withers influences, crafts soulful tunes about romance with a collaborative, friendship-driven vibe.

Ahadadream

2 concerts

Born in the UK with roots in Pakistan, Ahadadream is acclaimed for his high-energy, percussive club tracks. His track "TAKA", with Skrillex and Priya Ragu, was highly praised by BBC Radio 1. Endorsed by DJs like Peggy Gou and recognized by Beatport, DJ Mag, and Pete Tong, he's a "One to Watch" for his innovative, global rhythm-infused production.

Metro Boomin

4 concerts

Metro Boomin, St. Louis-born and Atlanta-based producer, is a master of street-oriented sound with hits like "Bad and Boujee," "Congratulations," and "Creepin'." He collaborates with top artists like Future, Drake, and 21 Savage. Billboard chart-toppers include his own "Not All Heroes Wear Capes" and "Savage Mode II." Grammy-nominated, he also contributed to the Spider-Man soundtrack.

Tanner Usrey

31 concerts

From Prosper, TX, Tanner Usrey is a soulful Americana-rock musician known for "Take Me Home" & "The Light" (featured in Yellowstone). His EP features hits like “Time Bomb.” His unique voice melds heartfelt lyrics with a hard-hitting sound.

Destroy Boys

6 concerts

Destroy Boys, formed in California in 2015 by Violet Mayugba and Alexia Roditis, are known for evolving punk rock. Their fourth album, "Funeral Soundtrack #4," showcases their matured, authentic sound.

Nia Archives

1 concert

Bradford-born Nia Archives, a new-era junglist known for 'UP YA ARCHIVES', blends genres innovatively. Renowned for reviving jungle for modern fans, she's won at DJ Mag, NME, MOBOs, and was a BBC Sound 2023 top contender.

The Killers

2 concerts

The Killers, a Las Vegas band formed in 2002, are renowned for hits like “Mr. Brightside” and “Human.” With over 25M albums sold, their Grammy-nominated work includes albums like Hot Fuss and Wonderful Wonderful. Collaborating with producers like Alan Moulder, they’ve achieved multiple #1 albums globally and earned awards like MTV VMAs and NME Awards.

Brigitte Calls Me Baby

7 concerts

Brigitte Calls Me Baby, a Chicago band led by Leavins from Port Arthur, Texas, blends mid-century pop romanticism with indie-rock energy. Known for Leavins' hypnotic vocals and collaborations with Grammy winner Dave Cobb, they gained acclaim after SXSW 2023.

Friko

17 concerts

Friko, formed in 2019 by Niko Kapetan & Bailey Minzenberger, is a Chicago indie rock duo blending post-punk, chamber-pop & experimental rock. Their debut, "Where we’ve been, Where we go from here" on ATO Records, features explosive and raw tracks. Known for high-energy shows at venues like Metro and Schubas Tavern, they performed at Bonnaroo. The album, mastered by Heba Kadry and engineered by Jack Henry and Scott Tallarida, reflects their Romantic-era classical and art-rock inspirations.

Infinity Song

34 concerts

Infinity Song, a NYC soft rock band of four Boyd siblings, blends dreamy lyrics and tight harmonies. Signed by JAY Z’s Roc Nation, known for hits like "Haters Anthem."

Skream

1 concert

London-based producer/DJ Skream (Ollie Jones), a dubstep pioneer, gained fame with "Midnight Request Line" and Magnetic Man's chart-topping album. Known for his diverse bass-heavy dance music, Skream seamlessly shifts between dubstep, techno, disco, and more. Collaborations include Benga, Artwork, and remixes featuring La Roux, John Legend, and Katy B. His evolving sound and influential sets have cemented his legacy in the electronic music scene.

Deftones

39 concerts

Deftones, known for their ferocious yet dreamlike sound, blend metal and atmosphere across nine albums, including hits like "White Pony." They've earned Grammy nods and worked with producer Nick Raskulinecz.