Lollapalooza 2026 Releases Daily Lineup as Four-Day Passes Hit Waitlist and Single-Day Tickets Remain on Sale
CHICAGO, IL — Lollapalooza 2026 is still months away, but the Grant Park festival has already rolled out its daily schedule, setting up a packed planning season for fans trying to map out the best way to see the show.
The lineup is stacked with headliners including Charli XCX, John Summit, Lorde, The Smashing Pumpkins, the xx, Olivia Dean, Jennie and Tate McRae, giving each day a different mix of pop, rock and dance appeal.
Big-name sets spread across the four days
The rest of the bill is just as crowded, with major acts such as Sombr, Empire of the Sun, Wet Leg, 5 Seconds of Summer, CMAT, Boys Noize, Lil Uzi Vert, Yungblud, Major Lazer, Zara Larsson, Suki Waterhouse, The Neighbourhood, Ethel Cain, Disco Lines, Geese, DJ Trixie Mattel, Turnstile, Beabadoobee, The Chainsmokers, Muna and Hot Mulligan.
With that many recognizable names in the mix, the daily rollout matters for fans who want to avoid schedule conflicts and decide which performances are worth the trek to Grant Park.
Ticket demand is already tight before the festival starts
Interest in the 2026 edition appears strong enough that all four-day tickets at every level are currently waitlisted. Two-day passes are already sold out, leaving single-day tickets as the only option still available for now.
That makes the newly released daily schedule especially useful, since it gives concertgoers a chance to target the specific day that matches their must-see artists.
Fans can check the schedule and buy tickets online
Lollapalooza says the full day-by-day schedule and remaining single-day passes are available on the festival’s website. For fans still hoping to build a custom weekend, the release offers the first clear look at how the 2026 lineup is being spread across the event.
With less than three months to go, the festival is now moving from announcement season into the point where attendees have to start choosing between favorite sets.
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