Lollapalooza: Last News

It may be 15 years since they broke up, but Miley Cyrus fans are definitely Team Miley when it comes to her relationship with Nick Jonas! “F–k Nick Jonas,” the “Midnight Sky” singer read aloud during her March 19 Lollapalooza concert in Santiago, Chile. “I didn’t say it! I didn’t say it! Just one of the other signs!” she hilariously joked.

Lollapalooza festival was a “super spreader” event.Lollapalooza was the first major festival to return in the US since COVID-19 restrictions were lifted, and saw an estimate 385,000 people head to Chicago’s Grant Park between July 29-August 1.Festival founder Perry Farrell said last week that the festival “did the right thing” by returning in 2021 despite fears about the ongoing pandemic.Dr.

Lollapalooza festival-goers helped break Illinois’ state record in terms of monthly sales of recreational marijuana.The festival, which took place in Grant Park, Chicago from July 29-August 1, welcomed thousands of music fans and sets from the likes of Miley Cyrus, Tyler, the Creator and Foo Fighters.The latest report from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation reveals that the US state’s recreational marijuana dispensaries reported record sales of $127.8 million (£92.5 million) in July (via Chicago Tribune).July’s recreational marijuana sales were 10 per cent higher than the previous Illinois record of $116.4 million (£84 million) which was set back in May, with the boost in sales being credited to out-of-state

Limp Bizkit have seen a huge spike in streams and sales since their much talked about performance at last weekend’s Lollapalooza.The Fred Durst-fronted band played at the Grant Park, Chicago event on Saturday (July 31), sharing a line-up with Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion, Trippie Redd, Freddie Gibbs, Angels & Airwaves, Marc Rebillet and more.After their performance, Limp Bizkit became a trending topic on Twitter for the rest of the weekend which has since led to a rise in the overall consumption of their discography.Across Sunday and Monday (August 1 and 2), the band recorded a combined 1.9million on-demand streams, according to MRC Data (via Billboard).

Twitch streamer Ninja snuck into Lollapalooza 2021 and met numerous celebrities in the process.Nick Wold, the lead vocalist and guitar player for the band Dreamers, dressed up like Ninja and snuck his way into Lollapalooza 2021. The musician wore a facemask and had Ninja’s light blue hairstyle and his signature headband.Wold snuck his way into the festival after hearing a rumour that entry was easier from a boat.

DaBaby will no longer be performing at Lollapalooza. In the wake of his anti-LGBTQ comments, the rapper was dropped from his planned performance at the festival on Sunday.

DaBaby has been dropped as headliner of Lollapalooza tonight (August 1) following homophobic comments he made at Rolling Loud Miami last weekend.The North Carolina rapper (real name Jonathan Kirk) drew criticism for controversial comments he made surrounding homosexuality and HIV/AIDS onstage at the festival on Sunday (July 25).“If you didn’t show up today with HIV, AIDS, any of them deadly sexually transmitted diseases that’ll make you die in two or three weeks, put your cellphone light up,” he could be heard saying in footage from his set.He added: “Ladies, if your pussy smell like water, put your cellphone light up.

Lollapalooza festival is offering free tickets to its 2021 event to vaccinated local residents in Chicago.Last month, the festival announced it would be returning this year after cancelling its 2020 edition due to COVID-related restrictions. The confirmation came after that the Chicago event had been given the go-ahead by government officials to host its 30th anniversary edition at Green Park between July 29 and August 1 this year.A new initiative from the Chicago health department will see 1,200 day tickets to the festival given away for free for anyone who signs up to get their vaccine on June 26.On that day, the vaccination sites will turn into “Lollapalooza experiences,” featuring giveaways and DJ sets.

Lollapalooza festival has confirmed its return for 2021.It was reported last week that the Chicago event had been given the go-ahead by government officials to host its 30th anniversary edition at Green Park between July 29 and August 1.According to sources, a near-to or full capacity festival had been approved for this summer following last year’s coronavirus-enforced cancellation.“We are excited about the progress in Chicago as the city continues to reopen,” said Lollapalooza promoters C3 Presents.

Variety reports, the festival will take place at its usual time and date range of July 29-August 1 in Grant Park, Chicago. According to sources who have spoken to Variety, city officials have approved the event at a near-to or full capacity, and an announcement from festival organisers is expected to arrive in next week.The Variety report follows an earlier statement from organisers C3 Presents to the Chicago Tribune which said, “We are excited about the progress in Chicago as the city continues to reopen.

Jane’s Addiction frontman, Perry Farrell, has suggested the festival may be making a comeback sooner rather than later, as a result of widespread vaccination distribution.Over the weekend, Farrell posted videos across his social media of himself holding a COVID-19 vaccination receipt, having just received the jab.“I hold in my hands my license to party!” he proclaimed. “I will see you at Lollapalooza… soon.” Watch the footage below.My heart smiled a little more this morning.

Lollapalooza festival believes that live music won’t fully return until 2022.Speaking on the ‘Bob Lefsetz Podcast’, Marc Geiger said he believed “super-spreader” events like concerts and sports events will continue to be affected until the coronavirus pandemic is more fully under control.When asked about when he thought live music would return, Geiger said: “In my humble opinion, it’s going to be 2022.”He continued: “It’s going to take that long before, what I call, the germaphobic economy is slowly killed off and replaced by the claustrophobia economy – that’s when people want to get out and go out to dinner and have their lives, go to festivals and shows.“It’s my instinct, that’s going to take a while because super-spreader events –

announced on June 9 by Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE).