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Lollapalooza Chile, (Lolla Chile) 2023

17 November 2023 - 19 November 2023

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How about a alternative rock, punk, heavy metal and hip-hop concert at the foot of South America? Lollapalooza Chile would be just what you are looking for.

Lollapalooza Lineup

The following relates to the cancelled 2020 Lollapalooza Chile. We will update it when the lineup for 2023 is confirmed.

Headliners for this year’s Lollapalooza Chile (Lolla Chile) include Guns n’ Roses, Travis Scott, The Strokes, Lana Del Rey, Gwen Stefani, Vampire Weekend and Rita Ora, as well as many Chilean headlining local bands.

The festival was due to be held in March but has been moved to November due to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. According to the website Guns n’ Roses, Travis Scott and The Strokes are still confirmed, but other acts have yet to be re-confirmed. Tickets bought for the original Lollapalooza Chile festival will be valid for the November dates.

The organisers expect more than 200,000 people will visit O’Higgins Park to be part of the festival. In addition to music, there will be displays of visual art, entertainment laid on for kids, disabled access and green initiatives to make the festival more sustainable.

The History of the Lollapalooza Festival

Coined from a word used in a Three Stooges film, meaning “extraordinarily impressive”, Lollapalooza was started in 1991 by Perry Farrell leader of Jane’s Addiction as a multicity venue for the band’s farewell tour. Initially the concept struggled, and it was only in 2005 when Chicago was chosen as a venue that the festival took off.

In April 2011, Santiago hosted Lolla Chile, the first Lollapalooza Festival outside of the USA, and it has played a role in developing the local music scene. The original concert had about 100,000 visitors, with attendance growing steadily since then.

Lollapalooza concerts are now held in seven countries, and this year celebrates its tenth anniversary in Chile.

For more on other concerts around the world, such as Lollapalooza Chicago, Lollapalooza Berlin, Lollapalooza Stockholm and Lollapalooza Paris, click here.

Other Things to Do in Santiago
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Santiago Chile

In the city itself there is the hike through the large park around San Cristobal Hill to the summit at the top. To find out more about the life of the great poet Pablo Neruda, visit the house of La Chascona. There are museums of per-Colombian art and to the terror of the Pinochet dictatorship. The market in the city centre is also widely regarded as worth a stroll around.

Outside of the city, there are a number of vineyards that are open to the public as well as the possibility of heading to the coast to visit Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. In the opposite direction, you can enter the Andes mountains at Valle Nevado or go to the gorge of Cajon del Maipo for the hot springs, hiking and white water rafting.


COVID-19 and Chile

Chile is one of the countries in South Ameica that has been badly affected by COVID-19. We advise that you regularly check the status of the coronovirus in the country before entering it.


When is Lollapalooza Chile?

17 to 19 March, 2023.

Lollapalooza Tickets

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Details

Start:
17 November 2023
End:
19 November 2023
Website:
https://www.lollapaloozacl.com/

Venue

O’Higgins Park
Parque O'Higgins, Santiago, G8PR+W2 Santiago, Chile
Santiago,Santiago8700000Chile
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Mike East

Mike East

Mike began his career in travel writing by writing his own guide on his holidays. He sent this manuscript off to a range of travel guide companies and got a range of rejection letters — all except one. Getting a contract to write for Roger Lascelles Publications on Trinidad and Tobago, and The Bahamas was how his career began. With this opportunity came other pieces for British magazines, The Sunday Telegraph and now Travel Begins at 40.

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