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Lollapalooza: The Killers + Jane's Addiction, Lou Reed, Snoop Dogg, Deerhunter, Dan Deacon, Silversun Pickups
The Killers and Jane's Addiction and Lou Reed and Band Of Horses and Silversun Pickups and Deerhunter and Snoop Dogg and MSTRKRFT and Deadmau5 and Dan Auerbach and Passion Pit and Cold War Kids and Neko Case and Vampire Weekend and Dan Deacon and The Raveonettes and Gang Gang Dance and Perry Farrell and Kaiser Chiefs and The Airborne Toxic Event and Bat For Lashes and Cage The Elephant and Portugal. The Man and Davy Knowles And Back Door Slam and Ra Ra Riot and Friendly Fires and Alberta Cross and Sam Roberts Band and Carney and Boys Noize and The Glitch Mob and Ke$ha and Paul Green's School Of Rock All Stars and Hollywood Holt and Peter DiStefano & Tor and Lunch Money and He Say She Say and Neon Hitch and Car Stereo (Wars) and The Greencards and Ralph's World and Yello Fever and Esser and Q Brothers and Mike's Pawn Shop and Care Bears On Fire
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Sun Aug 9
11:15 am
Lollapalooza: The Killers + Jane's Addiction, Lou Reed, Snoop Dogg, Deerhunter, Dan Deacon, Silversun Pickups at Grant ParkGrant Park 500 S Columbus Dr, Chicago, IL
Sunday could perhaps be the most jam-packed of Lollapalooza's three days, at least in terms of buzz-worthy bands. Closing things out tonight are the polarizing but proven retro-rock band The Killers, opposite Jane's Addiction's victory lap on the alt-rock nostalgia wave. Earlier on, classic-rock/The Velvet Underground icon Lou Reed will attempt to lure festgoers away from sets by one-time hip-hop revolutionary Snoop Dogg and shoegaze-psychedelic band Deerhunter. Electro-weirdo Dan Deacon's show will undoubtedly be another sight to behold, as even his "normal" shows are notorious for their level of crowd participation and bizarre antics. Also worth a look is '90s-flavored L.A. band Silversun Pickups, which recently released an excellent sophomore album, Swoon.
Sunday could perhaps be the most jam-packed of Lollapalooza's three days, at least in terms of buzz-worthy bands. Closing things out tonight are the polarizing but proven retro-rock band The Killers, opposite Jane's Addiction's victory lap on the alt-rock nostalgia wave. Earlier on, classic-rock/The Velvet Underground icon Lou Reed will attempt to lure festgoers away from sets by one-time hip-hop revolutionary Snoop Dogg and shoegaze-psychedelic band Deerhunter. Electro-weirdo Dan Deacon's show will undoubtedly be another sight to behold, as even his "normal" shows are notorious for their level of crowd participation and bizarre antics. Also worth a look is '90s-flavored L.A. band Silversun Pickups, which recently released an excellent sophomore album, Swoon.
Updated 09/03/2009
