Red Hot Chili Peppers Named One of Lollapalooza’s Headliners

Red Hot Chili Peppers are one of eight major acts announced as a headliner for the 2023 installment of Lollapalooza.

Set for August 3-6, Lollapalooza will return to Chicago’s Grant Park. Other headlining acts include Kendrick Lamar, Bili Eilish, Odesza, Lana Del Rey, Karol G, The 1975 and Tomorrow X Together.

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Presale begins 3/23 at 10am CT. Sign up to gain access to 4-Day Tickets at https://t.co/bmjLHHMQLs ⁣
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A public on-sale will follow for any remaining tickets. pic.twitter.com/4Y1M4vLLgB

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Fans looking to snag passes can sign up for a presale code at Lollapalooza.com. The actual presale begins Thursday, March 23 at 10 AM CT/11 AM ET. General admission 4-day passes start at $365.

The Chili Peppers have a history with the long-running festival. Keep scrolling to check out Lollapalooza’s history since first launching in 1991.

Lollapalooza: 30+ Years of Headliners/Notable Acts

Lollapalooza was first launched on July 18, 1991.

Originally launched as a farewell tour for Jane’s Addiction, the festival has had a unique history from its initial run from 1991 to 1997. It was then revived in 2003, canceled in 2004 but has been active from 2005 to today.

Lollapalooza has definitely evolved over time from a traveling festival to its current multi-day extravaganza in Chicago’s Grant Park. But how has it fared musically over the course of three decades? Here’s a look at past headliners and other notable acts from years past.