Lollapalooza 2025 is almost here — and this year’s lineup is one of the most exciting in recent memory. With a mix of superstar headliners, viral newcomers, and fan favorites, choosing who to see can feel overwhelming. To help, we’ve rounded up 10 must-see performances that are already generating major buzz. Make sure to plan ahead, stay hydrated, and catch these unforgettable sets.
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1. Gracie Abrams
July 31, T-Mobile Stage — 7:00 PM
Fresh off the release of her acclaimed sophomore album The Secret of Us, Gracie Abrams returns to Lollapalooza with a set that promises to be emotional and intimate — just like her ongoing Secret of Us Deluxe Tour. Expect standout tracks like “That’s So True” and fan favorite “I Miss You, I’m Sorry.”
2. Tyler, The Creator (Headliner)
July 31, T-Mobile Stage — 9:00 PM
If Tyler, The Creator is on stage, the spectacle is guaranteed. Known for his theatrical sets and genre-defying music, Tyler’s headlining performance is expected to be one of the most talked-about moments of the weekend. With his latest album Don’t Tap The Glass dominating streaming platforms, fans can expect a thrilling mix of new material and cult classics.
3. Luke Combs (Headliner)
July 31, Bud Light Stage — 8:30 PM
Country music takes center stage as Luke Combs brings his powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics to Lolla. His crossover appeal and energetic live shows make this a can’t-miss for fans of all genres.
4. DJO
August 1, T-Mobile Stage — 6:40 PM
Joe Keery, best known for Stranger Things, continues to impress with his psychedelic pop project DJO — and he’s ready to bring it to the Lolla stage this weekend.
5. Olivia Rodrigo (Headliner)
August 1, T-Mobile Stage — 8:40 PM
One of the biggest pop stars of her generation, Olivia Rodrigo is making her Lollapalooza headlining debut. With hits like “vampire,” “drivers license,” and “obsessed,” her set promises high energy, big vocals, and a massive crowd.
6. A$AP Rocky (Headliner)
August 1, Bud Light Stage — 8:45 PM
A$AP Rocky returns to the Lolla stage with his signature energy and style. Known for surprise guests and slick production, his set is expected to be a highlight for hip-hop fans.
7. Doechii
August 2, T-Mobile Stage — 6:55 PM
A breakout star with unstoppable charisma, Doechii makes her way to Lollapalooza as a Grammy winner. Her rising profile and viral hits make this a must-watch set.
8. TWICE (Headliner)
August 2, Bud Light Stage — 8:40 PM
K-pop takes over as TWICE makes their Lollapalooza headlining debut. With a global fanbase and polished performances, the girl group is set to deliver a dazzling, high-energy show packed with hits.
9. KATSEYE
August 3, T-Mobile Stage — 3:15 PM
The global girl group formed through The Debut: Dream Academy makes their Lolla debut. With growing popularity and tracks like “Gnarly,” “Gabriela,” and “Touch,” KATSEYE’s performance will be one of the most closely watched sets of the festival.
10. Sabrina Carpenter (Headliner)
August 3, T-Mobile Stage — 9:00 PM
With her chart-topping singles “Espresso” and “Please Please Please,” Sabrina Carpenter caps off the weekend in style. Her headlining set is expected to be a charming, confident pop spectacle that closes out Lollapalooza on a high note — in true Sabrina fashion.
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