How to Watch Lollapalooza 2026 Live From Home This Weekend With Hulu and Disney+ Streaming the Chicago Festival
CHICAGO, IL — Lollapalooza 2026 is heading back to Grant Park, and fans do not have to be in Chicago to catch the action. Hulu and Disney+ will simulcast the full four-day festival, pairing live performances with backstage interviews and other bonus content.
The streaming coverage begins Thursday, July 30, and runs through Sunday, August 2. While the full day-by-day streaming timetable has not been posted yet, the festival already has a high-profile slate that includes Charli xcx, Lorde, Tate McRae, The XX, Geese, Lil Uzi Vert and more.
Where fans can stream the festival and what the bundles cost
The easiest way to watch from home is through Hulu or Disney+, since both services will carry the live feed. Each platform is priced at $11.99 per month on its own, but the article notes that bundling them is the better value for most viewers.
A Disney+/Hulu bundle is currently offered at $11.99 per month for the first six months, then renews at $12.99 per month. For viewers who want even more options, a Disney+/Hulu/HBO Max bundle is also available, with ad-supported and ad-free tiers priced higher.
The lineup spans pop, rock and hip-hop across all four days
The festival’s schedule is spread across multiple stages and genres, giving livestream viewers plenty of variety. Thursday’s headliners include Lorde and John Summit, while Friday is led by Charli xcx and The Smashing Pumpkins.
Saturday’s bill features Olivia Dean, Jennie and The Neighbourhood, and Sunday closes with Tate McRae, The XX and Turnstile. The source says a complete lineup is available separately, which should help fans map out what they want to watch.
Tickets are still available for anyone who wants to be there in person
For fans considering a trip to Grant Park, tickets remain on sale. Four-day passes start at $439 through Ticketmaster, while single-day tickets start at $185.
The story also points readers toward resale marketplaces such as StubHub and Gametime for other options. That means Lollapalooza is set up as a flexible watch for both groups: the couch crowd following along on streaming platforms and the in-person audience planning a festival weekend in Chicago.
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