Sabrina Carpenter And AAP Rocky Cap Off A Strong Lollapalooza Weekend

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Lollapalooza concluded with standout performances from A$AP Rocky and Sabrina Carpenter, who captivated thousands at Grant Park. Rocky opened his set in a model helicopter, thrilling fans with hits like "Praise the Lord" while firework displays lit up the sky. His performance marked a decade since he last graced the festival, and security had to manage crowd safety as fans rushed the stage. Carpenter took the T-Mobile stage, where she celebrated her ascent to headlining status by inviting Earth, Wind & Fire to perform classic hits. She shared her journey with the audience, reflecting on performing for just 300 people in Chicago years ago.

The festival's atmosphere was further energized by Rebecca Black, who performed an EDM set and expressed her love for the city. Despite safety concerns, attendees enjoyed a memorable weekend filled with music and camaraderie. Lollapalooza continues to be a significant event for both fans and artists, showcasing the evolution of the music festival experience.

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