CHICAGO — Clear your Tuesday morning schedule, music fans. Lollapalooza tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m.
The music fest that overtakes Grant Park each summer will begin selling four-day passes Tuesday morning. Tickets will be a bit more pricey this year, though there will be more acts to see as the festival expanded to four days for its 25th anniversary.
Tickets to get into the newly expanded Lollapalooza cost $335, up from $275 last year when the event was still just three days.
Only the four-day passes will go on sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Lollapalooza. Single-day passes will go on sale at a later date, according to the music fest's website.
Single-day tickets will cost $120 this year, up from $110 in previous years.
While there is usually an early-bird sale price, Lollapalooza's site makes no mention of one this year.
Headliners for the 25th anniversary of Lollapalooza include Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lana Del Rey and J. Cole. The festival could announce its full lineup Tuesday as tickets go on sale, according to media reports.
Lollapalooza, originally a touring festival in the 90s, has called Grant Park home since 2005. The fest has since expanded to Berlin, Colombia, Brazil, Chile and Argentina.
The Chicago festival will run from July 29-31. For more information, visit Lollapalooza's site.
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