Lollapalooza

The lineup for the Aug. 1-3 festival in Grant Park was announced Wednesday morning.

Early bird three-day passes sold out less than two hours after going on sale Tuesday.

The skate park has a guaranteed $2.5 million budget, but activists hope that figure will grow.

Also up for auction are autographed guitars from Wilco, the Rolling Stones and B.B. King.

We've rounded up the best photos from Chicago's summer festivals.

The estimated cost for organizer C3 Presents to clean up the park is $210,000 to $220,000.

The park saw less damage than in years past, but some areas may be fenced off for up to eight weeks.

Bob O'Neill said he's hoping to push bigger park projects through this fall after a successful festival.

Fest organizers ran a tight ship this year, lowering damage estimates to $300,000, a park advocate said.

Lolla-goers appeared in court for possession and delivery of about 65 pills, nearly $1,800 in drugs.

Metal barriers deterred fence jumpers, and increased security helped keep Lollapalooza crime down.

See the trendy and bizarre fashion from Lollapalooza 2013.

The Cure, Phoenix, Vampire Weekend and Cat Power were among Sunday's performers.

Lollapalooza is streaming live on its YouTube channel all weekend, but you can catch the action here.

Lollapalooza stepped up its food offerings this year, featuring some of the city's hottest restaurants.