Lollapalooza, History & Facts

Lollapalooza, annual Chicago rock festival that features dozens of hip-hop, techno, and alternative rock performers over a four-day period. It was begun in 1991 by Perry Farrell, the lead singer of the band Jane’s Addiction. Learn more about the festival in this article.

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How the Biggest Music Festival Lollapalooza Got its Name + Its Long-Running History

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