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Lollapalooza: Depeche Mode + Kings Of Leon, The Knux, A-Trak, Of Montreal, The Gaslight Anthem, The Decemberists, Andrew Bird
Kings Of Leon and Depeche Mode and Zap Mama and Andrew Bird and Of Montreal and Peter Bjorn And John and The Decemberists and Thievery Corporation and Fleet Foxes and Crystal Castles and Asher Roth and Ben Folds and The Virgins and Sound Tribe Sector 9 and Bon Iver and White Lies and Amazing Baby and Heartless Bastards and The Gaslight Anthem and The Knux and Manchester Orchestra and Hey Champ and The Henry Clay People and Hockey and Kid Cudi and Crookers and Simian Mobile Disco and A-Trak and The Bloody Beetroots and La Roux and Eric Church and Rye Rye and Lunch Money and Kevin Devine and Zach Gill and Secret Agent 23 Skidoo and Dark Wave Disco and Frances England and DJ Mel and Gringo Star and Paul Green School Of Rock All-Stars and Last Band Standing and April Smith and The Builders And The Butchers and Yuto Miyazawa
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Fri Aug 7
11:15 am
Lollapalooza: Depeche Mode + Kings Of Leon, The Knux, A-Trak, Of Montreal, The Gaslight Anthem, The Decemberists, Andrew Bird at Grant Park
Generally speaking, the final bands on a major festival's last night tend to be the main attractions, but Friday at Lollapalooza is no slouch. It's hard to find fault with Friday night's headliners, '80s electronic-pop masters Depeche Mode and Southern rockers Kings Of Leon, playing nearly two hours apiece on different stages simultaneously. (Unless, of course, you're a hardcore fan of both.) Peppered throughout the day are plenty of bands that are worth braving festival madness for: New Orleans-via-Hollywood hip-hop duo The Knux, former Kanye West turntablist A-Trak, electro-pop weirdoes Of Montreal, the Springsteenian Gaslight Anthem, the story-driven The Decemberists, and singer-songwriter/violin virtuoso Andrew Bird.
Grant Park 500 S Columbus Dr, Chicago, IL
Generally speaking, the final bands on a major festival's last night tend to be the main attractions, but Friday at Lollapalooza is no slouch. It's hard to find fault with Friday night's headliners, '80s electronic-pop masters Depeche Mode and Southern rockers Kings Of Leon, playing nearly two hours apiece on different stages simultaneously. (Unless, of course, you're a hardcore fan of both.) Peppered throughout the day are plenty of bands that are worth braving festival madness for: New Orleans-via-Hollywood hip-hop duo The Knux, former Kanye West turntablist A-Trak, electro-pop weirdoes Of Montreal, the Springsteenian Gaslight Anthem, the story-driven The Decemberists, and singer-songwriter/violin virtuoso Andrew Bird.
Updated 03/29/2011
