Lollapallooza is gearing up for another huge year in South America, and the newly announced 2027 lineups give fans plenty of reasons to start planning a trip. Lollapalooza Chile, Argentina and Brasil have revealed impressive rosters led by Travis Scott, Charli XCX, The Killers, David Guetta, Queens of the Stone Age and The Neighbourhood.
The three festivals will bring together some of the biggest names in hip-hop, pop, rock and electronic music, alongside emerging artists and local talent. While the international headliners are largely shared across the three events, each country adds its own musical personality to the lineup, creating three distinct festival experiences across two weekends in March.
For fans who enjoy combining live music with international travel, this is an opportunity to experience one of South America’s biggest festival traditions while exploring Santiago, Buenos Aires or São Paulo.
Headliners Bring Rock, Pop and Electronic Music Together
The international headliners offer something for nearly every type of festival fan. Hip-hop superstar Travis Scott brings his high-energy production, while Charli XCX adds her genre-blending pop sound. The Killers will deliver their catalog of alternative rock favorites, and electronic music heavyweight David Guetta is set to bring the dance-floor energy.
Rock fans will also have Queens of the Stone Age and The Neighbourhood to look forward to. The broader international roster includes The Prodigy, Fontaines D.C., Cage the Elephant, Four Tet, Raye, Lola Young, Leon Bridges, Dominic Fike, Geese, Sombr, Malcolm Todd and Canadian experimental duo Angine de Poitrine.
The mix of established acts, rising performers and different musical styles gives the three festivals a diverse bill that stretches well beyond the headliners.
Lollapalooza Chile: March 12–14, 2027
Lollapalooza Chile returns to Santiago’s Parque O’Higgins for its 15th anniversary, taking place March 12–14, 2027. Chile was the first country outside the United States to host Lollapalooza, making the anniversary an important milestone for the festival’s South American history.
Along with the shared headliners, the Chilean lineup features Rawayana, Fontaines D.C., Sombr, The Prodigy, Malcolm Todd, Dominic Fike, Cage the Elephant, Geese, Raye, Slayyyter, Lola Young, Adéla, Four Tet and Leon Bridges.
The festival also highlights Chilean and regional talent, including Ana Tijoux, Francisca Valenzuela, Javiera Mena, Alex Anwandter, Los Tetas and a reunion featuring Gondwana and Quique Neira. For travelers, the Santiago location offers an opportunity to combine festival days with exploring Chile’s capital, its food scene and nearby wine regions.
Photo Courtesy of Lollapalooza
Lollapalooza Argentina: March 12–14, 2027
Argentina’s edition takes place the same weekend, March 12–14, 2027 at the Hipódromo de San Isidro in the Buenos Aires area. The international headliners are joined by an impressive selection of Argentine and Latin American artists.
Among the local names are Tini, one of Argentina’s biggest pop stars, and alternative artist Dillom. The lineup also includes Un Poco De Ruido, Usted Señalemelo, K4OS, Marlon Hoffstadt, Tomora, Boyz Noize, Snow Strippers and Angine de Poitrine.
For music fans visiting from abroad, Buenos Aires is an especially appealing festival destination. The city is known for its vibrant nightlife, historic neighborhoods, restaurants, tango culture and passionate music community. Visitors can easily build a longer vacation around the three-day festival.
Photo Courtesy of Lollapalooza
Lollapalooza Brasil: March 19–21, 2027
Lollapalooza Brasil closes out the South American festival run March 19–21 at the Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo. The 2027 event marks the Brazilian edition’s 15th anniversary, making it an especially significant year for the festival.
In addition to the shared international headliners, the Brazilian lineup brings an exciting mix of homegrown and international performers. Confirmed artists include Mochakk, Rodrigo Amarante, Criolo, Amaro e Dino, Cat Dealers, Mike D 5D, Sammy Virji, Julia Wolf, Ninajirachi, Die Spitz, The Avalanches and Violet Grohl.
São Paulo’s edition stands out for its strong electronic music presence and Brazilian artists, offering a different flavor from the Chilean and Argentine festivals. The city is also one of South America’s major cultural destinations, with a renowned food scene, museums, nightlife and diverse neighborhoods worth exploring between festival performances.
Photo Courtesy of Lollapalooza
Start Planning Your 2027 Lollapalooza Trip
With three countries, two consecutive weekends and an impressive international lineup, Lollapalooza’s 2027 South American editions offer plenty of possibilities for music-loving travelers. Fans could choose one festival and turn it into a longer vacation, or plan an ambitious trip to experience more than one country and lineup.
Lollapalooza Argentina and Chile take place simultaneously March 12–14, while Brazil follows March 19–21. That timing makes it possible to attend the Brazilian festival the following weekend after visiting one of the first two destinations.
Tickets for all three festivals are on sale, with purchases handled through each country’s official ticketing platform. Travelers should also keep an eye out for day-by-day schedules, which will help with planning flights, accommodations and festival itineraries.
For more information and tickets, visit the official festival websites:
Whether you’re traveling for Travis Scott, Charli XCX, The Killers, Queens of the Stone Age or the opportunity to discover new Latin American artists, Lollapalooza’s 2027 South American festival season is shaping up to be a major event on the international music calendar.