Lollapalooza Releases Lineup For 2021, Social Media Not Happy With Who's Performing

Lollapalooza, Chicago’s largest music festival, announced its 2021 comeback Tuesday but didn’t release its lineup or multi-day tickets until Wednesday. With the lineup now released, many on social media seemed unenthusiastic about the performers.

The festival takes place from July 29 to Aug. 1 and features over 100 acts throughout the event. Lollapalooza also will be allowing full-capacity for those that are vaccinated or test negative for COVID-19.

Notable names such as Miley Cyrus, Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion and All Time Low are among the featured artists that are scheduled for the event.

The news drew a mixed reaction on Twitter.

i know you probably had short notice to throw this together but this is an embarrassment for the 30th anniversary of lolla. the worst 2nd and 3rd lines of a festival i’ve ever seen. stop trying to make limp bizkit cool. they weren’t cool then and they aren’t now.
— NM (@Goonerr1014) May 19, 2021

Seriously underwhelmed and disappointed with another lame lineup for #Lollapalooza! Yes, I LOVE the Foo Fighters and 10-15 other great bands but after a great history of pushing boundaries and amazing eclectic combinations of music from all genres…we get this? What am I missing? pic.twitter.com/jnHnvEABNO
— Will Byington (@willbyington) May 19, 2021

One group really causing an uproar is Aly & AJ, but in a good way. Many who are planning on attending the festival are excited about this act, but are upset that their names don’t appear on the poster until the very end.

the Aly & AJ placement is disrespectful tbh.... https://t.co/FrO8Ozxr3s
— nolan (@anxiousdeluxe) May 19, 2021

why tf are Aly & AJ at the bottom of the @lollapalooza lineup announcement i need to speak to the manager!!!!
— Anna Miller (@_annamiller) May 19, 2021

So upset I have to go to Lolla 😪😔 but the line up... ALY & AJ sold it for me tbh
— tsasianbabygirl (@alexjenny_) May 19, 2021

Four-day general admission, four-day general admission+, four-day VIP and four-day Platinum tickets are available and run from $350 to $700. Single-day tickets are expected to become available in the near future, as usual.