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This year marks the first time both Hulu and Disney+ have livestreamed major music festivals: the platforms streamed all four days of Bonnaroo in June, and this weekend they’ll stream each day of Lollapalooza. Once a traveling tour, Lollapalooza has made Chicago’s Grant Park its home for the past few years, and there’s quite a lineup headed to the Windy City this weekend. Acts like Charli xcx, Lorde, Tate McRae, The XX, Geese, Lil Uzi Vert, and many more are on the schedule, and you can watch them all from the comfort of your couch. Starting Thursday, July 30, Disney+ and Hulu will simulcast all four days of the Chicago music festival. Expect live performances as well as behind-the-scenes content, including interviews and other bonus content filmed backstage.
Here’s what you need to know if you want to watch Lollapalooza 2026 at home, and find out more about who’s performing, when the daily streams begin, and how to get tickets if you feel like watching in person.
How to watch Lollapalooza 2026 from home

When is Lollapalooza 2026?
Lollapalooza 2026 begins on Thursday, July 30, and runs through Sunday, August 2. While acts will perform throughout the day, an exact streaming schedule for each day is not yet available.
Where to stream Lollapalooza live:
You can watch Lollapalooza live on either Hulu or Disney+. Both platforms, when purchased individually, cost $11.99/month, but it doesn’t actually make sense to get them separately when you can bundle them for the same price — it’s like buying one and getting one free.
Right now, you can get a Disney+/Hulu bundle for $11.99/month for your first six months, and then pay just $12.99/month after that initial promotion ends. (For an even better deal, consider a Disney+/Hulu/HBO Max bundle for just $19.99/month.)

Disney+/Hulu bundle subscriptions start at $12.99/month for the basic plan with ads, or $19.99/month for the ad-free bundle. Right now for a limited time, if you subscribe to the ad-supported bundle, you can get both services for $11.99/month for your first six months. After the six month term is up, the plan will renew at the $12.99/month rate, or you can cancel at any time (here’s how).

The Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max bundle gets you access to all three popular streamers. You can go for ads ($19.99/month) or go ad-free ($32.99/month).
If you don’t already have access to these platforms, this is an option that really covers your bases. You’ll get three vast content libraries, fully stocked with everything Marvel and Disney princesses (new and old). You’re also getting Hulu’s robust catalog of on-demand shows the day after they air, including the latest episodes of Abbott Elementary andGrey’s Anatomy. With HBO Max, you’ll get the most recent seasons ofThe Pitt, House of the Dragon,The White Lotusand plenty more.

Who is performing at Lollapalooza this year?
There will be dozens of acts performing each day of the four-day festival. Thursday’s headliners include Lorde and John Summit, Friday’s mainstage is headlined by Charli xcx and The Smashing Pumpkins, Saturday will feature Oliludes Tate McRae, The XX and Turnstile
A complete lineup of every act can be found here.

How to get tickets to Lollapalooza
Four-day passes to Lollapalooza start at $439 and are available at Ticketmaster. Single-day tickets are also still available and start at $185. You can also search reliable third-party resale sites like StubHub and Gametime for other options.
