Lollapalooza, Chicago’s largest summer festival, takes over Grant Park this week for four days of live music. The annual event, which typically sees 100,000 attendees each day, will bring some big names to town, including Billie Eilish, Karol G, Kendrick Lamar, The 1975, Odesza, Tomorrow X Together, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Lana Del Rey.
If you haven’t already purchased a wristband yet, tickets for select days are still available. But you can also watch the action from the comforts of home by live streaming the festival. This year, Lollapalooza has once again partnered with Hulu to air sets throughout the weekend across two channels, from headliners to other artists like Portugal. The Man, Pusha T, NewJeans, Fred again.. and Diplo.
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When is Lollapalooza 2023?
The festival will take place from August 3-6.
How can I stream Lollapalooza 2023?
Hulu will stream all four days of the festival across two channels. A subscription to the service is required to tune in.
What time will the headliners start?
You can watch Billie Eilish starting at 8:45pm on Thursday, The 1975's set starts streaming at 10pm on Friday, Tomorrow X Together will play at 9:30pm and Odesza will perform at 9:45pm—both on Saturday.