RECAP: Lollapalooza 2026, Day Four
With a rainy day in the rear view mirror, Lollapalooza 2026 closed with a day full of excitement and plenty of amazing closing moments.
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With a rainy day in the rear view mirror, Lollapalooza 2026 closed with a day full of excitement and plenty of amazing closing moments.
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Day three was straight up wet. There were also some great performances.
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Day two featured one of the biggest stars in modern pop, a massive crowd for the next wave of the genre, and so much more.
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Day one of Lollapalooza 2026 brought full-circle moments, as well as some buzzing festival debuts.
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The final day of Lollapalooza 2025 was capped off with more big performances and a true pop princess.
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Day three of Lollapalooza was a showcase of new faces, but the superstars that made appearances did so in a major way.
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Day two at Lollapalooza had a lot to live up to, and it certainly brought a big crowd and big moments.
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Day one of Lollapalooza 2025 set the bar high for the rest of the weekend.
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Whether or not they were ever to be seen again, many friends were made amongst the thousands piled in to see BigXThaPlug, and both artists and audience alike left having felt the irrefutable energy that Summerfest always brings.
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Friday night, Tyler Childers and his band, The High Road, rolled into Milwaukee’s American Family Insurance Amphitheater, bringing with them a potent blend of Kentucky grit and soulful Americana.
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Late last night, three Chicago-based bands made a stop in front of the stickered walls of Bremen Cafe, each bringing a new style to the stage for an unforgettable night of live music.
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This was Levitation Room’s first time back in Milwaukee since 2016, and we are already looking forward to the next time they stop by!
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A review of The National Parks at Summerfest 2023.
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From the smooth transitions and atmospheric sounds to the introspective lyrics, every element of the performance showcased Meshell’s artistry and her ability to connect deeply with her listeners
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Riotnine, a Milwaukee band that plays a mix of skramz, emo and punk, screamed “Death before detransition” at an EP release show at Cactus Club.
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Death Cab For Cutie stopped in Milwaukee as part of their “Asphalt Meadows” tour on Tuesday evening, playing for an immense crowd at the Riverside Theater.
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Acclaimed experimental rock trio Xiu Xiu took the stage at Cactus Club on Wednesday night with a packed house; it was the band’s first time in Milwaukee since 2012. Opening for them was Taffy Puller, the improvisational duo of guitarist Chris Rosenau and drummer Jon Mueller. Xiu Xiu is Jamie Stewart (vocals, guitar), Angela Seo (vocals, keyboards, auxiliary percussion) and
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All three members took turns taking the lead on vocals and occasionally switching instruments.
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Fiserv Forum hosted Jane’s Addiction and The Smashing Pumpkins as part of their Spirits on Fire Tour on Sunday night. Jane’s Addiction consists of vocalist Perry Farrell, guitarist Dave Navarro (although Troy Van Leeuwen from Queens of the Stone Age filled in on guitar for this tour), bassist Eric Avery and drummer Stephen Perkins. Formed in 1985, the Los Angeles-based
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British virtual band Gorillaz came to United Center in Chicago for their world tour ahead of upcoming album “Cracker Island.” A little background on Gorillaz – the project was co-created in 1998 by musician Damon Albarn (known also for being frontman of indie rock band Blur) and artist Jamie Hewett. Albarn makes the music while Hewett develops the animations; both
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Pop star Charli XCX arrived at Summerfest Friday night taking the stage at BMO Harris Pavilion. It was her second time at Summerfest and fourth time in Milwaukee overall. Charli XCX hails from England. Her musical career started when she’d post songs on Myspace as a teenager, eventually attracting the attention of a promoter who started booking her for warehouse
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Legendary Icelandic post-rockers Sigur Ros arrived at the Riverside Wednesday night for their first Milwaukee show in sixteen years. A friend of mine introduced me to their 2013 album “Kveikur” my senior year of high school; I’ve been determined to see them since. Sigur Ros comprises of vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Jonsi, bassist/pianist/glockenspielist Goggi, and syntheiszer/keyboardist/wind instrumentalist Kjarri while their touring drummer is
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I came down to Chicago with two friends to see The Microphones at Thalia Hall on Wednesday. I got into The Microphones and Mount Eerie (Phil Elverum’s other project) a few years back but hadn’t listened to them in some time before recently revisiting them and deciding “I don’t want to miss this” when I saw The Microphones were coming
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Caamp might be having a moment but they are here to stay, and last night was all that was needed to believe that statement.
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It was a chilly night the night that Courtney Barnett took to Pabst Theater. That didn’t stop the crowd from selling the place out. Since the pandemic I don’t think I’ve been a show that packed and let me tell you, it felt great to have that again. The indie rocker darling clearly has amassed a following that was so
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