Lollapalooza has revealed the lineups for its 2027 South American festivals, with Travis Scott, Charli XCX, The Killers, David Guetta, Queens of the Stone Age and The Neighbourhood set to headline all three editions in Argentina, Chile and Brazil.
The announcement positions the multi-country run as one of the most closely watched festival events of the year, bringing a shared bill across three markets and reinforcing Lollapalooza's role as a connective thread in the region's live music calendar.
Beyond the headliners, several acts will appear at all three festivals, including Fontaines D.C., The Prodigy and sombr. The overlapping lineup gives the South American editions a consistent identity while still allowing each country's event to operate within its own local market.
The headliners span a wide range of sounds and eras. Travis Scott remains one of the biggest draws in contemporary hip-hop and arena-scale live performance. Charli XCX has become a defining figure in modern pop, with a career that has moved from cult favorite to mainstream force. The Killers bring a long-established rock catalog, while David Guetta represents the enduring commercial reach of electronic dance music. Queens of the Stone Age add a harder rock edge, and The Neighbourhood round out the top tier with their moody, genre-blurring catalog.
The supporting names reflect a similar balance. Fontaines D.C. have built a reputation as one of the most acclaimed rock bands of recent years, The Prodigy remain a landmark electronic act, and sombr represents a newer wave of artists gaining international attention.
The South American editions of Lollapalooza have become a fixture of the festival circuit, drawing audiences across Argentina, Chile and Brazil. Announcing the three lineups together allows the brand to present a unified program while tailoring each event to its host city.
The 2027 announcement also lands in a broader festival landscape where promoters are increasingly looking to cross-border runs to sustain touring costs and audience demand. A shared headlining package can help streamline production and marketing across multiple countries, even as each festival retains its own local flavor and supporting acts.
For fans in the region, the reveal offers an early look at which international artists will be traveling south for the festival season. The presence of acts like Travis Scott and Charli XCX signals a continued push to book performers with strong global streaming profiles alongside legacy rock and electronic names.
The lineup also highlights how Lollapalooza continues to function as a platform for both established and rising artists. Fontaines D.C. and sombr, in particular, reflect the festival's practice of placing newer critical favorites on the same bill as major headliners, giving them exposure to large, multi-country audiences.
Full details on dates, venues and additional performers for each South American edition are expected to follow as the festivals approach. For now, the headlining slate gives fans a clear sense of the scale and stylistic range planned for 2027.