Lollapalooza South America gears up for a monumental 2026 edition as Skrillex headlines across Argentina, Chile, and Brazil. The dubstep innovator returns to the region for another milestone after he transformed Perry’s Stage at Lollapalooza Chicago in 2024, rebranding it as “Sonny’s Stage” for a weekend-long electronic showcase.
Joining him at all three stops is none other than Kygo, who continues to bridge tropical house with stadium-sized spectacle. Their combined presence cements electronic music as a driving force at Lollapalooza’s South American festivals, running March 13–15 in Buenos Aires and Santiago, followed by March 20–22 in São Paulo.
Beyond Skrillex and Kygo, the lineups are stacked with crossover energy. Peggy Gou, Ben Böhmer, and 2Hollis add underground flair, while pop-electronic hybrids like Addison Rae and HorsegiirL bring viral appeal. The inclusion of Lewis Capaldi, Lorde, Tyler, the Creator, and Interpol ensures Lollapalooza’s signature mix of genres, but the weight of the electronic contingent signals how central dance music has become to the festival’s identity.
With stages set at the Parque Bicentenario de Cerrillos in Santiago, the Hipódromo de San Isidro in Buenos Aires, and the Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo, the 2026 editions aim to draw hundreds of thousands of fans. Organizers have already released tickets for all three festivals through official channels.
By placing Skrillex and Kygo at the forefront, Lollapalooza affirms its commitment to electronic music while curating a diverse soundtrack for South America’s largest festival crowds. You can find Lollapalooza tickets here.
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