Lollapalooza

Lollapalooza is a popular annual music festival founded by musician Perry Farrell in 1991. Originally a touring event featuring a mix of alternative rock, punk, and hip hop, it has evolved into a multi-genre celebration held in various locations worldwide, most notably in Chicago. The festival showcases big-name artists alongside emerging talent, offers diverse food and art experiences, and emphasizes inclusivity and community. Lollapalooza is known for its lively atmosphere, attracting thousands of music fans each year, and has expanded to include events in countries like Brazil, Argentina, Germany, and France.