Day 2

Day 2: The second day of Lollapalooza kicks off with performances from Ava Maybee, McKenna Grace and Tiny Habits.
Positive energy, music and food filled Grant Park on August 2, 2024. The day of the festival was headlined by K-pop group, Stray Kids. Many attendees camped out the night prior to get a front row view of their performance at the Bud Light stage.

Ava Maybee

Ava Maybee welcomes the crowd of the BMI stage as she begins her set, kicking off the day of music with her concert at 12:00 p.m.

McKenna Grace

McKeena Grace plays a pop-up show at the Toyota music den. Grace is known for her career as an actress starring in “Gifted” and “Ghostbusters: Afterlife.”
Despite the small size of the stage, many attendees crowded the area and raised their phones to record Grace’s set.

Tiny Habits

After Ava Maybee’s set at the BMI stage, the folk-pop group Tiny Habits begins their set in the shade.
Despite anticipation from both attendees and the group, sound mishaps cut into their performance. The group made best of the situation and powered through providing a charming set to those in the crowd.

Victoria Monét

The Grammy-winning artist, Victoria Monét stuns the T-Mobile stage with her concert performance beginning at the
5:00 p.m. timeslot.
Monét had a group of dancers performing alongside her, creating an engaging set. Her time on stage also saw an outift change occur, shocking those in attendance in the T-Mobile stage’s crowd.

Loud Luxury

DJ duo Andrew Fedyk and Joe Depace, also known as Loud Luxury, get the crowd moving at Perry’s stage as the sunbegins to hit golden hour.

Laufey

Singer and multi-instrumentalist Laufey and the Chicago Philharmonic brings the jazz and orchestral scene to the Bud Light stage.
In a pink-toned dress Laufey, preforms tracks such as “Dreamer,” “Falling Being” and “Promise” from her discography.

Stray Kids

As the second day of Lollapalooza came to its end, K-pop group Stray Kids lit up the night as they made their apperance at the Bud Light stage.
The concert was highly anticipated from the audience — with barks made sound from members in the crowd for the members in the group.

With a charismatic performance from the group, Stray Kids was met with several encores and performed for the crowd past their initial 10:00 p.m. closing time until they were cut off from the microphones, ending the night of music at Grant Park.

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