Lil Durk put on a gutsy performance during Lollapalooza
DaBaby has apparently lost his spot at more music festivals this week, all after a reported failure to deliver a videotaped apology to the festival organizers including Lollapalooza in Chicago this past weekend.
Lollapalooza just wrapped its weekend-long event and many of the images from the festival have many wondering if we'll see yet another spike in COVID-19 cases.
It's been about a week since DaBaby went full homophobe from the Rolling Loud Miami stage, and the repercussions continue. On Sunday morning (August 1), the Lollapalooza Music Festival announced that the North Carolina rapper would no longer be performing on the day's bill.
Lollapalooza is returning this summer and will operate at full capacity in Chicago's Grant Park. The four-day event will have to comply with local COVID regulations.
Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, the music festival season is most definitely a wash. For 2020, both Coachella and Lollapalooza have been cancelled, though the latter will be hosting a virtual event.
J.Cole has enjoyed a good run in 2016 thus far with his Dreamville camp making moves, but his star is continuing to rise as well. The Fayetteville, N.C. rapper was named as one of the headliner’s for this year’s Lollapalooza festival in Chicago.
Travi$ Scott obviously has no qualms in sacrificing his reputation in exchange for getting his name in the news.
The selfie stick is the remedy when your arms are too short to box with the selfie gods. Sadly, for some, Coachella and Lollapalooza goers are banned from using them on festival grounds.
For many artist Lollapalooza 2014 was one of many festivals that enlisted them to perform, but for Chance The Rapper, it was a coronation. Hailing from Chicago and having attended school just blocks away from where the annual event was held, the bubbling artist gave the performance of his life during a whopping 75-minute set […]
Chicago played host to the 2014 Lollapalooza Festival over the weekend, which was one of two major shows Outkast performed at in recent days.
British artist Dev Hynes, better known as Blood Orange, claims that he and his girlfriend were assaulted by security guards at Lollapalooza after a performance. In a series of tweets, Hynes and Samantha Urbani said they will be pressing charges, and the concert organizers are doing some damage control.
