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Heading To Lollapalooza? Dont Miss These Local Acts

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Lollapalooza will return to Grant Park in Chicago from July 31 to August 3, featuring major headliners alongside a lineup of local acts. DJ Azzecca, known for her acclaimed track “Other Side,” exemplifies Chicago's house music scene, while 17-year-old Star Bandz represents the city's drill rap movement. The Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra will make history by performing a prime-time set, the first for a youth ensemble at the festival. Additionally, indie rock band The Symposium, formed in 2013, showcases Chicago’s indie music scene. Azzecca has gained international attention and supports inclusivity in the dance music community through events like Dirty Disco.

The festival's local representation highlights the significance of Chicago's music culture within the broader national landscape. Fans can enjoy performances from these artists at various stages throughout the festival. This event not only celebrates established artists but also elevates emerging local talent, fostering a sense of community and pride.

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