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Lollapalooza
Lollapalooza was conceived in 1990 by Perry Farrell as a farewell tour for is then band, Jane's Addiction. It has since grown, imploded and now reborn in a form not unlike the original incarnation - a youth culture music festival.
You can now help choose the lineup for Lollapalooza 2010. Check it out:
Tell us who you’d put on next year’s Lollapalooza lineup, happening August 6-8, 2010. Give us your Top 5 artists — monster headliners to bands we’ve never even heard of — from rock to avant-garde, indie to hip-hop, and all the sounds in [...]
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Lollapalooza is taking suggestions for next year's line-up. We're not sure if this is just a feel-good community effort or if your suggestions will really matter, but either way it can't hurt to pitch your favorite bands to their booking agent, right? Do us a favor and write-in BLUR as your first pick and feel free to follow it up with any of your own faves.
Go ahead, book Lollapalooza.
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The Parkways Foundation, the fundraising arm of the Chicago Parks District, will collect a license fee of $1.9 million from the most recent Lollapalooza in Grant Park.
Austin-based C3 Presents does not pay a rental fee to use Grant Park, said Parkways spokesperson Alison Krzys. Instead, the contract with the Chicago Parks District calls for the promoters to pay 10.25 % of gross ticket sales and 8.5% of sponsorship revenue to Parkways, which...
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There was a large eyeball suspended at the rear of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs‘ stage setup Friday night, a fitting prop for a band that prides itself on spectacle. The band’s Austin City Limits show was the second for which they stepped in as a replacement for the ailing Beastie Boys (the first was Lollapalooza), [...]
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