Washington-raised singer whose piano ballads went enormous with "Beautiful Things," delivered live with backflips off the drum riser.
Lollapalooza Paris 2025 Lineup
Three July days at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp: Olivia Rodrigo, David Guetta and Justin Timberlake up top, sound-system takeovers underneath. Back in 2027 after a skipped year.
Lollapalooza Paris is expected back July 2027 (dates aren't announced yet). Until then, here's the full 2025 lineup and the acts you would have loved.
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About Lollapalooza Paris 2025
Lollapalooza Paris 2025 was the festival's last edition before a pause: three July days at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp with Olivia Rodrigo and Benson Boone opening Friday, David Guetta playing his home city over Macklemore and Feid on Saturday, and Justin Timberlake closing Sunday with RAYE. The organizers later called off 2026, saying the conditions were not in place for an edition at their standard, with a return to Longchamp planned for summer 2027.
The bill under the headliners was one of the franchise's most curious: Jacob Collier, FINNEAS and Tems on the same second line as K-pop's IVE and hard-techno riser Trym, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso mid-ascent, and a Sound System stage handed to Paris crews for whole-day takeovers. Shaboozey came off the bill when he scrapped his European summer, and NXDIA joined the Friday alternative stage in the final schedule.
Expect pop, hip-hop, r&b/soul and dance across 66 acts.
Lollapalooza Paris 2025 lineup & schedule: all 66 acts
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The producer who welded French house to American pop radio and never really stopped — a career built on the festival-sized chorus.
Colombian singer and producer behind the Ferxxo persona and its green-tinted merch world, working a soft, melodic strain of reggaeton he wrote for other artists long before singing it himself.
Two decades of pop radio built on falsetto and Timbaland productions, from 'Cry Me a River' to 'Mirrors,' with the *NSYNC choreography still intact.
Seattle rapper who put 'Thrift Shop' and 'Can't Hold Us' at number one with no label behind him, built alongside producer Ryan Lewis. Big hooks, plainspoken verses.
Gen-Z's laureate of the breakup — SOUR bedroom confessionals grown into GUTS pop-punk stadium catharsis.
Britain's Grammy-and-BRIT-sweeping songwriter freed from label limbo — big-band soul-pop with real stakes, and a live show that earns every award.
Songwriter and producer behind much of his sister Billie Eilish's catalogue, stepping out with his own hushed, close-miked pop. Bedroom scale by choice.
Six-member Korean group whose singles run on cool self-possession rather than sweetness, from 'Eleven' through 'Love Dive' and 'After Like.' Two members came up through IZ*ONE.
London multi-instrumentalist who came up posting split-screen videos of himself singing every part. Live, he conducts the whole room into a choir.
French singer of Haitian descent whose kompa and zouk runs carry R&B phrasing, and whose "4 Kampé" turned into a streaming staple well beyond the francophone market.
Chicago's own tech-house superstar — main-stage house music with hometown-hero energy and the biggest crossover run the genre has seen in years.
Sicilian brothers Amedeo and Matteo Giovanelli, shaping melodic techno out of long ascents and reverbed, guitar-like textures. Widescreen music built for very late nights.
That unmistakable smoky low register — Nigerian R&B that reshaped what afrobeats could sound like, Grammy-anointed and still rising.
Theatrical London five-piece who arrived fully formed — corsetry, harpsichord flourishes, and songs big enough to justify both, 'Nothing Matters' the proof.
French hard techno played fast and loud — one of the sound's most in-demand exports.
Agathe Mougin
Alex Wann b2b Notre Dame
'Ordinary' made the content-creator-turned-balladeer a genuine arena act — big-lunged folk-pop hymns.
Alexandra Hughes' pop project, a fully designed persona wrapped around cold synths and sharp melodic writing, with credits on other people's pop records.
San Diego trio making relentlessly sunny guitar-pop that sounds exactly like the beach it came from — falsetto hooks, funky bass, and zero interest in being sad.
Baddie2Baddie
Kiwi brothers making slinky, falsetto-led alt-funk — Auckland groove-pop polished to a late-night sheen, with basslines that do most of the flirting.
Swedish pop singer who came up through Melodifestivalen and went to Eurovision with "Dance You Off," building a sleek disco-funk sound around it.
Blanche
Texas soul project built on live funk instrumentation and hip hop production, with vocals kept low and unhurried.
Busy P b2b A-Trak
Argentine duo who treat trap, funk and stadium rock as one costume box — absurdist, immaculately played, and far stranger live than on record.
CLT
Deer Jade
Don Mayor
DPR Cream + DPR Artic
Atlanta duo of Olu and WowGr8, signed to Dreamville, trading verses in two wildly different voices over soul-warped, elastic production.
Fallens
British trio harmonising in the tradition of late-90s and early-2000s girl groups, with 'Cardboard Box' as their calling card. Three voices, tight arrangements, minimal fuss.
Franglish
French rapper who sings at least as much as he raps, threading R&B melody and Afro-pop rhythm through Paris street rap.
Argentine producer working at the point where hard techno meets phonk, all cowbell and swung, distorted low end.
Genezio
Formerly Carnage, rebuilt as a tech-house producer with a Latin percussion streak and a much better record collection — a genuine second act.
LSE-grad-turned-dance-pop-star — chatty, clever club-pop that sounds like a group chat set to four-on-the-floor, wit-first songs with genuine club instincts.
JetLag Crew
Beastie Boys energy for the TikTok era — relentless, giddy, all-caps fun, two friends rapping like the '80s never ended.
South London rap duo out of Gipsy Hill, trading verses in a conversational back-and-forth that carried 'Freak of the Week' onto daytime radio.
LB aka LABAT
'Messy' made her unavoidable — raw South London soul-pop with a busted-heart snarl and a voice that earns the Winehouse comparisons.
MERVEILLE
Midnight Generation
Mojane
Vancouver's TikTok-resurrected art-rockers — quirky harmonies and a huge devoted crowd, a back catalog rediscovered by a generation that made it theirs.
Na'Sayah
Namju
Argentine-born, Spain-based performer who moves between rapping, salsa and torch-song belting, often within a single track. Big-voiced and theatrical with it.
Los Angeles duo making loose, sunlit dance-pop, with falsetto hooks laid over live bass and disco guitar.
NOFUN!
Cairo-born, Manchester-raised songwriter working in scrappy guitar-pop, with a bratty vocal delivery and hooks that sit close to the mic.
Outcycle
Pussyfeu
Rivo
Ronisia
French singer working in R&B sung largely in French, with Afro-leaning rhythms under the melodies and a knack for radio-sized hooks.
Rsko
Palestinian-French singer and rapper raised in Gaza and Jordan, switching between Arabic, French and English mid-verse. Velvet-voiced come-ons over Levantine R&B.
Seoul Therapy
SSSOUND Crew & Guests
The Hacker b2b Lisa More
Yann
Algerian-born, Montreal-based singer whose French-language R&B broke through with 'C'est chelou.' Pop hooks delivered with a rasp.
The headliners
Olivia Rodrigo — Gen-Z's laureate of the breakup — SOUR bedroom confessionals grown into GUTS pop-punk stadium catharsis. Friday's headline, in the middle of her European festival summer.
Benson Boone — Washington-raised singer whose piano ballads went enormous with "Beautiful Things," delivered live with backflips off the drum riser.
David Guetta — The producer who welded French house to American pop radio and never really stopped — a career built on the festival-sized chorus. The Paris-born superstar DJ headlining at home.
Macklemore — Seattle rapper who put 'Thrift Shop' and 'Can't Hold Us' at number one with no label behind him, built alongside producer Ryan Lewis. Big hooks, plainspoken verses.
Feid — Colombian singer and producer behind the Ferxxo persona and its green-tinted merch world, working a soft, melodic strain of reggaeton he wrote for other artists long before singing it himself. Reggaeton's man of the moment, closing the Main West stage on Saturday.
Justin Timberlake — Two decades of pop radio built on falsetto and Timbaland productions, from 'Cry Me a River' to 'Mirrors,' with the *NSYNC choreography still intact. Closed the festival on Sunday night, the biggest booking of the edition.
RAYE — Britain's Grammy-and-BRIT-sweeping songwriter freed from label limbo — big-band soul-pop with real stakes, and a live show that earns every award. Sunday's co-headline slot, big-band strings and all.
Up-and-comers to catch early
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso — The Buenos Aires duo caught mid-explosion, months after their Tiny Desk went everywhere.
Trym — French hard techno's fastest riser, billed above most of the pop acts.
Joé Dwèt Filé — French-Haitian konpa gone mainstream, one of the biggest francophone stories of the year.
NXDIA — Egyptian-British alt-pop, a late addition to Friday's alternative stage.
- Na'Sayah — French techno selector from the Sound System stage's new generation.
Other acts worth planning around
Jacob Collier — The audience-as-choir show, dropped into a pop festival Saturday.
Tems — Nigerian R&B's defining current voice on the Saturday bill.
IVE — K-pop's first big billing at the Paris edition.
The lineup by day
Friday lineup (July 18)
Olivia Rodrigo, Benson Boone, The Last Dinner Party, Trym, Alex Warren, INJI + 14 more
Saturday lineup (July 19)
David Guetta, Macklemore, Feid, Mathame, Jacob Collier, FINNEAS + 15 more
Sunday lineup (July 20)
Justin Timberlake, RAYE, Tems, IVE, John Summit, Joé Dwèt Filé + 19 more
Lollapalooza Paris 2025 lineup FAQ
Who headlined Lollapalooza Paris 2025?
Olivia Rodrigo and Benson Boone on Friday, David Guetta with Macklemore and Feid on Saturday, and Justin Timberlake with RAYE on Sunday.
When and where was Lollapalooza Paris 2025?
July 18–20, 2025 at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp in Paris, across four main stages plus a rotating Sound System stage.
Why was there no Lollapalooza Paris 2026?
The organizers cancelled the 2026 edition, saying the conditions were not in place to deliver it at their standard. They have said the festival returns to Longchamp in summer 2027; dates are not out yet.
How many acts played Lollapalooza Paris 2025?
66 billed acts, counting the Paris collectives and DJs who ran the Sound System stage takeovers.
Is there a day-by-day split?
Yes, the full performed schedule is on this page, including which stage each act played.
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