The third day of Lollapalooza 2023 brought with it a combination of rain and unforgettable performances. Saturday's lineup was a whirlwind of established artists, rising stars and the return of beloved acts. From headliner Tomorrow X Together making their second consecutive performance at the Chicago festival, to Yung Gravy who brought a dose of Wisco to the Windy City, the third day was full of highlights.
Here are six incredible photos capturing the essence of day three.
1. On Wisconsin
Moments before Yung Gravy took the stage by storm, bringing his unique blend of humor and raw talent to the forefront, we caught up with the UW-Madison alum and snagged a quick portrait. His energetic performance had the crowd grooving and laughing, showcasing his mastery of both the mic and the stage.
2. JID pays tribute to Mac Miller
Rapper JID paid a subtle tribute to the late Mac Miller by donning a t-shirt featuring the iconic artist's image. Beyond the rapper’s nod to Mac, JID put on another memorable performance at Lolla’s T-Mobile stage.
3. Pusha T's coke sponsorship
Pusha T's headlining performance at the Perry’s stage was a statement in itself, and his positioning in front of the "Welcome to Yayopalooza" snowglobe added an extra layer of intrigue. With a provocative nod to his drug dealing past, Pusha T's stage setup certainly featured some explicit themes.
4. Tomorrow X Together's triumphant return
Korean boy band Tomorrow X Together made a triumphant return to Lollapalooza, dazzling fans with their energetic and visually stunning performance. After headlining the Perry's stage the previous year, their presence on the main stage marked a new milestone in their meteoric rise to global stardom.
5. David Shaw does it again
David Shaw and The Revivalists took the T-Mobile stage by storm, just like they did at Lolla in 2019. The vibrant energy radiating from the stage was contagious, as the band delivered a show that left the audience wanting more and anticipating their eventual return in the future.
6. PBR
Early into his set, Yung Gravy paused to take a swig from a cold Pabst Blue Ribbon, eliciting smiles from any Wisconsin fans in attendance. His love for the Dairy State was evident as he reminisced about his years spent in Madison and proclaimed his love for the Midwest.
