Lollapalooza live stream comes to Disney+ and Hulu
Hulu and Disney+ subscribers can watch select Lollapalooza sets live, with Charli XCX, Lorde, Tate McRae and more on the lineup.
By Bianca Rossi · Entertainment Editor
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Fans searching for the Lollapalooza live stream have two ways in this year: Hulu and Disney+ will both carry select sets from the Chicago festival for subscribers, according to Mashable.
Lollapalooza, the annual four-day music festival in Grant Park, runs from July 30 to Aug. 2 and features more than 170 bands across eight stages, according to Mashable. The festival’s livestream page lists Charli XCX, Lorde, Olivia Dean, The Smashing Pumpkins, Tate McRae, Jennie, Ethel Cain, Wet Leg, Turnstile and more among the acts available to watch live.
Hulu has streamed Lollapalooza in previous years, Mashable reported, but this marks the first year Disney+ is also carrying select live performances. Access is included with Hulu, Hulu Premium, Disney+ or Disney+ Premium subscriptions.
How can I stream Lollapalooza live?
Subscribers can watch select Lollapalooza performances live through Hulu or Disney+, according to Mashable. A basic subscription on either platform is enough to unlock the livestream, so viewers do not need the priciest tier to tune in.
Mashable reported that Hulu and Disney+ basic plans with ads start at $11.99 per month following a late 2025 price increase. The site also highlighted several subscription and bundle options for viewers who are not already signed up.
What Lollapalooza streaming deals are listed?
Mashable’s roundup named these Hulu, Disney+ and carrier-linked offers for watching Lollapalooza from home:
- Hulu annual subscription: $119.99 per year, listed as saving $23.89.
- Disney+ Premium annual subscription: $189.99 per year, listed as saving $37.89.
- Hulu Student: $1.99 per month, listed as saving $10 per month.
- Hulu with ads for select T-Mobile customers: listed as free, saving $11.99 per month.
- Hulu and Disney+ bundle: $11.99 per month for six months, then $12.99 per month, listed as saving $11.99 per month.
- Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Select with ads for Verizon users: $10 per month with Simplicity or myPlan, listed as saving $9.99 per month.
- Total Wireless $60 Unlimited+ plan: includes Disney+ Premium with no ads, listed as saving $18.99 per month.
The pitch is simple: no wristband, no hotel, no sprinting between stages. Viewers with an eligible subscription can watch selected performances in real time from home while the festival plays out in Grant Park.
The full livestream lineup is available through Lollapalooza’s livestream page, according to Mashable. The festival’s main site is at lollapalooza.com.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.