Lollapalooza sets 2027 headliners for Chile, Argentina and Brazil

Lollapalooza has set its 2027 headline acts for South America.

Travis Scott, Charli xcx, The Killers, David Guetta, Queens of the Stone Age and The Neighbourhood will top the bill at each of the three festivals in Chile, Argentina and Brazil. The three line-ups were announced on 8 Oct. 2026, according to Billboard.

That shared top line is the core of the announcement. Six acts. Three countries. The same names lead all three posters.

A headline slot, in festival terms, means a closing set on the main stage. The line-up is the full list of performers. Here, the news so far is about the top of that list, with the six acts confirmed across the region.

Chile opens the run. Lollapalooza Chile 2027 will take place from 12 to 14 March at Parque O'Higgins in Santiago. The park hosts the festival in the Chilean capital, with three days of music across the second weekend of March.

Argentina runs in parallel. Lollapalooza Argentina 2027 will also take place from 12 to 14 March, at the Hippodromo de San Isidro in Buenos Aires. The shared dates mean fans in Santiago and Buenos Aires will see the headline acts on the same weekend, in different cities on opposite sides of the Andes.

Brazil follows on its own weekend. Lollapalooza Brazil 2027 will take place from 19 to 21 March at the Autodromo de Interlagos in Sao Paulo. The site is best known as a motor racing circuit. For three days in March, it becomes a music festival ground.

The dates are set. March first, then March again.

There is added history in Sao Paulo. The 2027 edition will be the 15th staging of Lollapalooza Brazil. Fifteen years is a long run for any festival. It puts the Brazilian event among the established stops on the international touring calendar, with a local audience built over more than a decade.

For fans, this means planning can start now. Travelling, time off, budgets. Anyone hoping to catch more than one edition now knows the weekends and the cities. Anyone staying local knows who is coming to town.

The geography matters here. Santiago, Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo are far apart, and two of the festivals clash on the calendar. A fan cannot be in two places at once. The choice is Chile or Argentina in mid-March, then Brazil a week later for those who want a second weekend.