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beabadoobee brought together evening crowd with glowing set - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Glowing in the sunset light, beabadoobee began her Lollapalooza performance by promoting her new album “Pylon,” and playing “Sun Has Set.” The Filipino-British singer and songwriter started with three of her songs that have a harder, rock-like feel to them. This garnered interest, but not engagement from the audience, since many didn’t know the songs’ lyrics. Beabadoobee’s music falls into the categories of indie-pop and alternative, typically highlighting themes of self-expression, vulnerabilit
Geese takes experimental approach to Lollapalooza set - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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The band Geese solidified its place in the rock scene on the Allianz stage on the third day of Lollapalooza. Formed in 2016, Geese has released four studio albums. As of 2024, the band consists of Cameron Winter, Emily Green, Dominic DiGesu and Max Bassin. The band started its set by showing an Americana-themed video that showcased snippets of several sports teams, pop culture and other media that set the post-punk theme for its performance. Starting strong with its song “2122,” Geese pumped up
The Neighbourhood’s set captures audience despite gloomy weather, muddy field - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Almost a year after announcing its return from its hiatus, The Neighbourhood continues to be a mainstream hit. The band consists of vocalist Jesse Rutherford, guitarists Jeremy Freedman and Zach Abels, bassist Mikey Margott and drummer Brandon Fried. Despite the delays, clouds and immense amount of mud, festivalgoers packed the fields surrounding the T-Mobile stage on Saturday evening to watch The Neighbourhood perform at Lollapalooza. Thirteen minutes late, Rutherford, the lead singer of The Ne
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