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Turnstile close out Lollapalooza 2026 with Brendan Yates crowdsurfing at Grant Park

Sunday's lineup in Chicago also featured Hot Mulligan, MUNA, Water From Your Eyes, Monaleo and Amber Mark before The xx and Tate McRae took the final slots.

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Turnstile close out Lollapalooza 2026 with Brendan Yates crowdsurfing at Grant Park
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Lollapalooza 2026 came to an end on Sunday (8/2) at Chicago's Grant Park, and Turnstile delivered one of the closing day's biggest moments. The band played to a massive crowd that stayed wild throughout the set, with frontman Brendan Yates wrapping things up by crowdsurfing and hugging as many people as he could reach.

The final day had plenty for fans of the alternative side of the bill. Hot Mulligan brought their emo set to the Chicago stages, while MUNA and Water From Your Eyes also performed on Sunday. Monaleo and Amber Mark rounded out the day's schedule ahead of the headliners.

The xx and Tate McRae handled the late slots, closing out the night in the park. Stella Lefty was among the other names who played across the grounds during the day.

This year's edition ran Thursday through Sunday at Grant Park, sticking with the four-day format that has become standard for the Chicago festival. Photos from the final day were shot by James Richards IV, who also covered the earlier days of the event.

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