Lollapalooza

Mumford and Sons and the Postal Service headlined day two of Lollapalooza.

Festival-goers - and their kids - find plenty to like about Lollapalooza.

Bottom Lounge reps say Death Grips asserted a recording was "the show," and will refund tickets.

Lollapalooza's first day had its share of rain, mud and outlandish outfits.

Lolla's gates opened amid sunshine, and brief rain didn't dampen the mood.

PHOTOS: "Lana-bes" dressed like the singer were spotted all over Friday during Lolla's Day 1.

Tickets sold out, but you don't have to miss out.

Some local bands and restaurants will make their first appearances at Lolla this weekend.

Sawyer Lahr launched an East Lakeview walking tour that'll take people inside the chicest shops.

Brantley's "Penny Candy" pop-up brings graphic art and musical performances to Downtown during Lolla.

Cooking at Lollapalooza requires careful planning, even for veteran chefs.

The man planning a high-concept skate park for Grant Park said fest producers are "very interested."

Would-be Lolla-goers are turning to sites like Craigslist and ticket brokers for passes.

Anthony Conner allegedly tried to sell two tickets for $500 to a man via Craigslist.

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