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Lollapalooza 2026 Day 4 Recap - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Lollapalooza’s final day saw clear skies and rising temperatures — a welcome change from the unpredictable weather earlier in the festival. Day four brought charm, grit and pop melodies with artists like After, Turnstile and MUNA. The day’s headliners were The xx, who quietly closed out the Bud Light stage, and Tate McRae, who packed the T-Mobile stage. As we say goodbye to Lollapalooza 2026, let’s recap some of the day’s most exciting performances. After brought their usual dreamy, nostalgic ch
Lollapalooza 2026 Day 4 Recap - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Lollapalooza’s final day saw clear skies and rising temperatures — a welcome change from the unpredictable weather earlier in the festival. Day four brought charm, grit and pop melodies with artists like After, Turnstile and MUNA. The day’s headliners were The xx, who quietly closed out the Bud Light stage, and Tate McRae, who packed the T-Mobile stage. As we say goodbye to Lollapalooza 2026, let’s recap some of the day’s most exciting performances. After brought their usual dreamy, nostalgic ch
JADE shows love for Little Mix on Allianz stage - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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If you watched The X Factor, you might be familiar with British girl group Little Mix. Though no longer together, the group’s legacy lives on, and JADE made sure of that during her Lollapalooza set Sunday. Jade Thirlwall, or JADE, first gained popularity as a member of The X Factor’s Little Mix, which was active from 2011 to 2022. She released her debut solo single, “Angel of My Dreams,” in 2024, which surpassed 82 million streams on Spotify. Her debut album, “THAT’S SHOWBIZ BABY!,” came a year
The xx’s dreamily wrap up Lollapalooza’s final day on Bud Light stage - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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The choice between Lollapalooza’s Sunday night headliners was the addictive pop-ballads of Tate McRae and the dreamy, minimal sounds of The xx’s. For many, that wasn’t a hard decision to make. The xx’s, made up of Romy Madley Croft, Oliver Sim and Jamie Smith, formed in 2005 and released its debut album in 2009. From there, there was no turning back. The album became a massive success with critics and hit big on Tumblr. It wasn’t long before it became a staple of the indie music scene. Since the
Turnstile brings hardcore punk to Lollapalooza's final day - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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If you’ve never seen Turnstile live before, just imagine massive mosh pits and its frontman Brendan Yates launching himself into the crowd. The hardcore Baltimore-based punk band formed in 2010 and is made up of Yates, Pat McCrory, Meg Mills, Franz Lyons and Daniel Fang. Turnstile is known for its unhinged live performances, and its Lollapalooza set was no different. In 2015, the band released its debut full-length studio album, “Nonstop Feeling,” and it has surged in popularity in the years sin
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