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The exciting race to get tickets to experience Lollapalooza 2024 has already begun

After eight editions where it won the hearts of all music lovers in the country and the region, the history of Lollapalooza Argentina will add a new chapter in March 2024. With an unwavering commitment to celebrate the best of international and local music from a perspective that opted for quality, diversity and for always hosting both established and emerging artists, #LollaAR, produced by DF Entertainment, C3 Presents and Perry Farrell, and presented by Flow, hiding that it is the most relevant festival on the calendar of all Latin America.

In addition, it proved to be the only one to bring together all generations with proposals tailored to each type of fan, including the youngest with the unbeatable proposal of Kidzapalooza. For fans who already have the dates marked on the calendar, the wait is over: Early Bird tickets are now on sale only through all access at $45,000 + service charge, and once the Early Bird instance ends, Presale stage 1 will automatically start, and so on with all Presale stages.

This year, Lollapalooza Argentina brought together more than 330,000 fans at the San Isidro Hippodrome to vibrate to the rhythm of international scene stars such as Billie Eilish, Drake, Twenty One Pilots, Lil Nas X and Rosalía, as well as artist shows Argentinians such as Trueno, Chano, Marilina Bertoldi, Dante Spinetta, Usted Señalemelo, to name just a few names among the more than 100 that were spread over three days and five stages. In addition, more than a million people enjoyed the Flow shows, numbers that consecrated it as the most epic weekend on the musical agenda in Argentina. The bar is set very high after that experience, but the festival team works with the mission of offering a weekend dedicated to celebrating the best of music, art and gastronomy, so that fans of the artists as well as fans of the holistic experience that is #LollaAR itself.

The 2024 edition, already marked on the calendars of music lovers for the weekend of March 15, 16 and 17 at the San Isidro Hippodrome, promises a return in keeping with the diverse spirit of the festival. Fans who want to take advantage of this unmissable pre-sale can now purchase tickets, before meeting the poster, from $45,000 + service charge only through the website of AllAccess.com.ar.

Once the Early Birds are exhausted, they will automatically go to the Presale 1 stage and so on to the following sales stages. The #LollaAR lineup always surprises with the best artists, new and historical, from various genres, both from the international and local scene, so the “Early Bird” – which we have to translate as “early bird” – usually sell out flying .

Anna Edwards

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