One of the biggest summer festivals has released its line-up, and it’s packed with talent. This year is filled with a diverse line-up, which has fans excited to see what stages they will bring to life. With a mix of new artists making their Lollapalooza debut and others returning. Here’s your guide to some of this year’s Lollapalooza line-up.
Jennie
JENNIE (of BLACKPINK) is set to debut as a soloist headliner on Saturday, August 1. With her first album, “Ruby,” earning multiple accolades and praise for its diverse sounds, but also praised for its strong message. Focusing on confidence and creating her original sound. She included many features throughout the album, including Dua Lipa, Kali Uchis, Doechii, and more. Her last major performance was at the Golden Disc Awards 2026, where she performed “Filter,” “Damn Right,” and “Like Jennie.” Now people are excited to see what she will bring to Lollapalooza this year.
SB19
SB19 is set to perform on the first day of Lollapalooza. The 5-member group, consisting of Pablo, Stell, Josh, Ken, and Justin, is making history as they are the first all-Filipino group to perform. The group has achieved major success, being highlighted by Billboard, and has had an approved submission for the Grammys before. They also have achieved viral success with their songs like “Gento” and “Go Up.” The members are highly involved in each stage of the creative process, making each track personal and true to who they are.
I-DLE
I-DLE is set to perform on the first day of Lollapalooza. Known for their bold concepts and messages about confidence, they defy the traditional sound, creating their own route for success. Throughout the years, the group has created multiple charting songs from “Fate” to their most recent track, “Mono.” They recently rebranded from (G)I-DLE to I-DLE, showcasing a new era for the group, one without limitations, and showcasing their creativity for the future. This would mark the debut of I-DLE on their first Lollapalooza stage.
CORTIS
CORTIS is set to perform on Saturday, August 1st. This would mark the group’s first U.S festival debut. After their explosive debut last year, CORTIS has become a global hit through their unique sound and creativity. Their debut EP, Color Outside The Lines, reached No. 15 on the Billboard 200, and they were selected as “Shazam Fast Forward 2026” as a rising artist to watch. Their most recent activities include their performance at the NBA Crossover and their song “Mention Me” being a part of the Sony Pictures Animation film, GOAT.
aespa
aespa, known for their futuristic aesthetic and hyperpop sound, is set to perform on Sunday, August 2nd. Achieving major awards throughout the years, from Daesangs to becoming Billboard’s “Group of the Year” in 2025. Their songs focus on empowerment and independence through strong performances and lyrics. Recently, AESPA collaborated with Anderson .Paak for the single “Keychain,” which is part of his debut film K-POPS!
YOASOBI
J-pop duo, YOASOBI, is set to perform on Sunday, August 2nd. This makes it their second time performing at Lollapalooza, the first being during their 2024 debut. This highlights the global success of the duo. Showcasing their unique musical creativity and how short stories become high-energy songs. This year, YOASOBI has created the opening and ending theme for the anime Hana-Kimi. The opening “ADRENA” ranked No.1 on Oricon’s daily digital chart.
ADO
ADO, known as a J-pop Vocaloid Star, is set to perform on Sunday, August 2nd. This would mark her first time performing at Lollapalooza. Her debut song “Usseewa” became a massive hit in 2020, even charting on Billboard Japan. She would then be a part of One Piece Film: Red (2022) for the singing voice of Uta. A couple of years later, she would hold major tours like “Wish” (2024) and “Hibana” (2025).
All information for Lollapalooza can be found at https://www.lollapalooza.com. Who are you excited to see this year?
