Pop's reigning vanguardist and the brat era's architect, bringing club-pop chaos to the main stage as a decade of underground experiments finally cashes out at scale.
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Lollapalooza Brasil 2027 runs Friday March 19 to Sunday March 21 at the Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo. Ten acts share the headline tier: Travis Scott, Charli xcx, The Killers, David Guetta, Queens of the Stone Age, The Neighbourhood, Fontaines D.C., The Prodigy, sombr and São Paulo's own Mochakk.
The touring names below them, RAYE, Geese, Four Tet and Leon Bridges among them, are largely shared with Lollapalooza Chile. The Brazilian half is where this bill differs: Nação Zumbi's mangue beat, Rodrigo Amarante, Criolo with Amaro Freitas and Dino, hard techno from Fernanda Martins and Acid Asian, and the funk experiments of Weird Baile and DJ Ramemes. So far 74 acts are named, and nothing says which day each plays.
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Pop's reigning vanguardist and the brat era's architect, bringing club-pop chaos to the main stage as a decade of underground experiments finally cashes out at scale.
PopHyperpop
The producer who welded French house to American pop radio and never really stopped, with a career built on the festival-sized chorus.
EDMHouseDance-pop
Dublin's poet-punks grown into arena-scale alt-rock: 'Romance' made them era-defining, swagger and melancholy in equal Irish measure.
Post-punkAlt-rock
Brazil's house prodigy, with swaggering, sample-happy sets that made him a global fixture overnight: Boiler Room charisma at main-stage scale.
House
Josh Homme's robot-boogie riffs: heavy music with a lounge singer's sense of swing and menace, desert-rock royalty at full strut.
Desert rockAlt-rock
Moody, reverb-soaked alt-pop from a Manhattan teenager who went from bedroom demos to festival bills: heartbreak at streaming scale.
Alt-popBedroom pop
Las Vegas band who turned eyeliner and synths into stadium heartland rock. Brandon Flowers still sings 'Mr. Brightside' to crowds that know every word.
Alternative
Monochrome California moodiness: 'Sweater Weather' and a decade of slow-burn alt-pop, reunited for a generation that streamed them into legend.
Alt-rockDark pop
Firestarters, still. The UK's rave-punk institution hits harder than bands half their age, three decades of menace intact.
Rave-punkElectronic
Houston rapper and producer behind Astroworld, building murky, psychedelic trap from Auto-Tuned hooks and cavernous bass. Live shows run on sheer crowd chaos.
Hip-hop
Slovak pop singer with a club producer's sense of drama, writing hooks that sound built for a strobe.
PopElectronic
Masked Saguenay duo who loop double-necked microtonal guitar into hypnotic, odd-metred math rock, 2026's strangest breakout story.
Math rockExperimentalProg-rock
Alex Ridha's brand of electro is abrasive by design: hardware-driven, distorted, and consistently ahead of whatever is fashionable, two decades running.
TechnoElectro
Kentucky band that grew from scrappy garage-blues into Grammy-winning rock records, fronted by Matt Shultz's restless, flailing stage presence.
Alternative
Florida songwriter splicing guitar-pop, rap cadences, and a genuinely odd melodic sense. '3 Nights' opened the door; the weirder stuff kept people inside.
AlternativePop
Kieran Hebden's glowing folk-tronic universe: patient builds that hit like revelation, two decades of textures that make dance music feel handmade.
Electronic
Unhinged Brooklyn art-rock that is yelping, swaggering, and critically adored, like the Stones reassembled by art students mid-fever.
Indie rockArt-rock
Fort Worth singer who arrived with vintage, Sam Cooke-style soul and has since loosened into warmer modern R&B, plus desert-groove EPs made with Khruangbin.
R&B/soul
'Messy' made her unavoidable, with raw South London soul-pop, a busted-heart snarl and a voice that earns the Winehouse comparisons.
Alt-popSoul
Funk-flecked Gen-Z bedroom pop: 'Chest Pain (I Love)' and a fast-rising live rep, Steve Lacy instincts with his own snap.
Indie popR&B
DJ Daddy Trance himself, Berlin's cheekiest revivalist, making trance cool again with hands-up euphoria played fully sincere.
TranceHard house
Solo project of a Beastie Boys co-founder, playing lo-fi analog synth noise and dub-tinged industrial beats from the 2026 album Thank You with a live band.
Hip-hopElectronic
Britain's Grammy-and-BRIT-sweeping songwriter freed from label limbo, with big-band soul-pop that has real stakes and a live show that earns every award.
Pop-soulR&B
Rio songwriter from Los Hermanos and Little Joy, singing hushed bossa-tinged folk in three languages; the Narcos theme 'Tuyo' is his.
MpbIndie folkBossa nova
The producer most responsible for UK garage's current mainstream moment, with bouncy, gleeful sets that are impossible to stand still to, flip after flip after flip.
UK-garageBassline
Glitter-and-grit dance-pop: Y2K excess reborn as main-stage camp, played with total commitment to the fantasy.
HyperpopDance-pop
Pairing of Chemical Brothers producer Tom Rowlands with Norwegian singer AURORA, setting her otherworldly voice against big, rolling electronic production.
Electronic
São Paulo hard techno project of Fábio Seiki, built around squelching 303 acid lines, with a run of EPs on Charlotte de Witte's RPM imprint.
Hard technoAcid techno

São Paulo singer, songwriter and producer folding jazz into Brazilian song on her third album, Dissolução, co-produced with her brother Felipe.
MpbJazz
Jae Matthews and Augustus Muller making darkwave that feels like a film score for something you shouldn't watch, with throbbing synths, whispered menace, and fog everywhere.
DarkwaveMinimal-synth
Rap trio of MCs Febem and Fleezus over producer CESRV's beats, fusing British grime with Brazilian street music since the 2020 EP BRIME!.
GrimeRap
Florianópolis hardcore band playing fast, heavy punk in the Bad Brains mold, heard on the 2025 debut album Magia.
Hardcore punk
Recife singer and percussionist rooted in maracatu, formerly billed as Karina Buhr, whose 2026 album Feixe de Fogo mixes rock and reggae with synths.
MpbRock
Cello-trained Istanbul selector with sun-drenched, organic house that folds Mediterranean color into long, golden-hour sets: jet-set warmth with classical bones.
Melodic houseWorld-disco
Joint set from two house DJs, Porto Alegre's Carola and Belo Horizonte's Curol, whose percussive styles met on the 2025 track Hear Yourself.
Afro houseHouse
Brazilian house duo of brothers Lugui and Pedrão, festival-scaled melodies and a relentless touring schedule.
HouseDance
Londrina punk metal quartet firing short, heavy songs that fuse hardcore and metal under acidic, ironic lyrics about city life and politics.
PunkMetalHardcore
Rock singer and guitarist from Poços de Caldas whose albums pull hard rock toward trap beats and metalcore weight, with guests from CPM22.
RockMetalcore
Rio de Janeiro singer and songwriter moving between pop and indie rock, from the viral nada contra (ciúme) to the 2025 album Tantas Formas de Dizer Adeus.
PopIndie rock
DJ and producer from São José dos Pinhais mixing funk with techno and ballroom beats, behind the viral refrain Sequência Cunt.
FunkTechnoBallroom
Transatlantic collaboration where São Paulo rap meets Amaro Freitas's jazz piano over morna and funaná rhythms, from the 2026 album Criolo, Amaro e Dino.
RapJazzMpb
Volta Redonda noise punk outfit on Neurosis's Neurot label, driving crust roots into electronic fury and ritual percussion.
Noise rockPunk
Austin's instrument-swapping all-women punk-metal wrecking crew, where everyone plays everything and it all lands at full force.
PunkMetal
Volta Redonda producer who takes funk apart at rave speeds with distorted drums and bright electronic melodies, part of the Weird Baile collective.
FunkExperimental electronic
Rio de Janeiro DJ from the city's North Zone stitching hip hop and funk into Bahian pagodão and pop, with a 2024 debut EP, Baile da Tamy.
Hip-hopFunk
Rio de Janeiro band fusing rap rock and alternative rock with MPB, its lyrics built on political and social themes since 2002.
Alternative rockRap rock
Curitiba-based DJ playing hard techno and schranz since 2005, co-running the Audiocode Records label.
Hard technoSchranz
Brazilian DJ duo making bouncy tech house reworks, including a club version of MGMT's Kids and How Does It Feel with Dubdogz and Zaark.
Tech houseHouse
Pop singer from Canela and Queen of the Universe winner, adding disco and blues touches to the 2025 album Cósmica.
PopDisco
São Paulo pianist and songwriter whose debut album, Varanda dos Palpites, revisits 1970s MPB through piano songs cut with a live band.
Mpb
Moody, guitar-flecked alt-pop with a whisper-to-hook delivery: quiet verses that detonate into choruses, with diary-page lyrics under the gloss.
Alt-pop
Brazilian DJ and producer chasing the lowest frequencies, chaining techno and dubstep into aggressive, unpredictable rhythms.
Bass musicTechno
João Pessoa beatmaker and singer setting forró and coco rhythms on electronic beats, with rabeca and fife on the 2026 album Cria do Sol Quente.
ForróElectronic
Maringá rapper and singer blending rap with rock guitars, with lyrics on racism and inequality on tracks like Fora da Caixa and the EP Maj'is'Rock.
RapRock
São Paulo DJ trio playing Brazilian pop house built on official edits of radio hits, active since 2012 and behind the #PutaFarra party.
HousePop house
Brazilian DJ and producer with two decades behind the decks, blending modern electro house and 1980s disco with Brazilian rhythms.
HouseDisco
Rio-born, Amsterdam-based DJ and producer folding Brazilian grooves into house and disco, including a rework of her father Lincoln Olivetti's 1978 hit Black Coco.
HouseDisco
Mexican outfit, active since 2015, reviving glossy eighties boogie and synth-funk with a strong dancefloor pull.
Funk
Andrea Tirone's Italo-disco project makes glossy, bass-forward dance-pop with a distinctly Mediterranean streak, engineered for strutting.
DiscoHouseItalo disco
Recife band at the root of mangue beat, driving a wall of maracatu drums through heavy rock guitars and samplers since the early 1990s.
Mangue beatRock
Glittering, game-engine electronic from Australia's most inventive young club producer: chiptune sparkle at rave pressure, drops that sparkle as hard as they hit.
ElectronicHyperpop
São Luís reggae singer rooted in Maranhão's roots tradition, widening it toward soul and jazz on her first album, Sabores.
ReggaeSoul
Belo Horizonte duo pairing shimmering shoegaze guitars with glitching breakbeats and synths, released on Balaclava Records.
ShoegazeBreakbeat
Minas Gerais producer Zé Rolê's project, remixing traditional Brazilian music through glitch textures and psychedelic electronics.
ElectronicGlitch
São Paulo trio steering post-punk toward psych rock and experimental electronics, with heavy bass and voices soaked in effects.
Post-punkPsych rock
Venezuelan band mixing reggae, funk and Caribbean grooves into what they call trippy pop, sunny and loose-limbed with a sly sense of humour.
Alternative

Pop
Latin American boy band assembled through a televised audition series backed by HYBE, built around K-pop-style training, tight choreography and Spanish-language pop.
Pop
João Pessoa band named for a city bus route, mixing brega and Northeastern sounds with 1960s psychedelic rock and touches of jazz.
MpbBregaPsychedelic rock
Lo-fi electroclash duo with distorted synths and detached vocals for the afterparty, Detroit cool for the post-everything generation.
ElectroclashHyperpop
Melbourne sample collagists whose debut Since I Left You stitched thousands of record fragments into one long, sunlit dance-floor dream.
PlunderphonicsElectronic
Yes, Dave's daughter, and a genuinely arresting voice striking her own path, closer to torch song than stadium rock.
Alt-rockSinger-songwriter
Funk collective started by producers JLZ and VHOOR in 2017, chopping Brazilian funk samples into saturated bass and glitchy club tracks.
FunkElectronic
Campina Grande band mixing hardcore punk with rap and 90s Brazilian rock, sung in a Paraíba accent on the 2025 album Arquibancada Sol.
Hardcore punkRap rock
Friday March 19 to Sunday March 21, 2027.
The Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo, Brazil.
Ten acts share the headline tier: Travis Scott, Charli xcx, The Killers, David Guetta, Queens of the Stone Age, The Neighbourhood, Fontaines D.C., The Prodigy, sombr and Mochakk.
74 acts are named so far.
Rated 16. Under 16s may enter with a parent, or with an adult over 18 carrying the guardian form and a copy of the parent's ID. The rating can change under a court permit.
LollaLovers is sold out. Lolla Day (one day) and the three-day Lolla Pass remain, in Pista, Comfort and Lounge sectors.
Doors open at 11h and the Lolla Lounge at 12h. Last entry is 22:30h and the event closes at 01h.
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Rated 16. Under 16s may enter with a parent, or with an adult over 18 carrying the guardian form and a copy of the parent's ID. The rating can change under a court permit.
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