Lollapalooza Trivia Questions

Lollapalooza is a ticketed event. General admission passes are sold, and tickets have been required since its early days.

Perry Farrell created Lollapalooza in 1991 as a farewell tour for Jane's Addiction. It later evolved into an annual destination festival in Chicago.

Lollapalooza toured multiple cities each year from 1991 to 1997. In 2005, it returned as a single-location festival in Chicago's Grant Park.

Lollapalooza began as a touring festival in 1991, not in Chicago. Grant Park became its permanent home only in 2005.

Lollapalooza was created by Perry Farrell, lead singer of Jane's Addiction. Michael Lang co-founded Woodstock but had no role in Lollapalooza.

Lollapalooza expanded internationally with editions in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Berlin, which began in 2015. The Berlin festival is held annually.

The name Lollapalooza is a 19th-century slang word. No Jane's Addiction song has that title; Perry Farrell chose the word from a dictionary.

Lollapalooza is an old slang word for something outstanding. Perry Farrell adopted the term for the music festival, inspired by its meaning.