Lollapalooza 2017

Seeing as ‘Mr Brightside’ has been in the charts every week since 2004 in the UK, it goes without saying that Las Vegas band the Killers have had a gargantuan cultural impact. With each new release they further cement their place as one of the biggest bands in the world - most recently via glam-pop comeback single ‘The Man’. Boasting a video that sees frontman Brandon Flowers in his element (to put it lightly) their Lollapalooza performance is set to be memorable to say the least.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll know that the past year has been nothing short of a whirlwind for Migos. With their brooding trap production and obscenely catchy staccato bars (“raindrop, drop top”, anyone?), the hype around the Georgia group and CULTURE has been unstoppable, and they're currently the most sought-after hip hop group in the world. Believe the hype (and the memes), and get to this.  

The Canadian indie-pop duo might have been around for a while - they started making music back in 1995 - but the years have seen them go from the cult realms to garnering huge acclaim for their past few releases. With last year’s Love You To Death, identical twins Tegan and Sara created a masterpiece of upbeat, spangly synth-pop, with yearning lyrics about queer love. Suffice to say, this show should be inclusive, uplifting and glorious.