2011 Lollapalooza Tickets

Venue: Hutchinson Field Grant Park, Chicago, Illiniois

Dates: August 5 - 7, 2011

 This is the 20th anniversary of the Lollapalooza. It's going to be an incredible host of bands across many genres, so check the lollapalooza dates and purchase your 2011 Lollapalooza tickets today! This years lineup will include Eminem, Foo Fighters, Coldplay, deadmau5, A Perfect Circle, Cee Lo Green, Ween, Muse, and more.  This festival has it all for all tastes in music such as popular heavy metal, alternative rock, punk rock and hip hop bands, dance, comedy performances, and even includes craft booths.

 It's amazing the Lollapalooza is turning 20! Back in the early days you had flannel-clade grunge rockers that cleared out mosh pits when bands like Sound Garden and pearl Jam played while Arcade Fire and Kanye West draw huge crowds of all ages. The Lollapalooza has taken a life if it's own with a surge of energy from the fans and the artists that rock them.

Checkout the availability of 2011 Lollapalooza Tickets and Schedule below:

(If there is no schedule below, you may be out of luck!)

About Lollapalooza and the History

Lollapalooza was launched as a touring festival in 1991 by Perry Farrell to bid farewell to his band Jane's Addiction, but continued after the band's breakup. With a focus on alternative rock bands such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phish, and Pearl Jam, the Lollapalooza festival quickly became one of the biggest festivals of the time. However, the fun was not to last. With the decline of alternative rock toward the end of the '90s, Lolla began having trouble finding headliners. This problem doomed the 1998 festival to cancellation.

The festival was seemingly history until 2003, when Farrell revived it. Jane's Addiction was also back, and it joined more than two dozen other bands on tour. The festival was only moderately successful that year, but in 2004 could not sell enough tickets, and was canceled again. Lollapalooza was restructured as a single site festival at Grant Park, and in 2005 began to recover its status as a top festival.