The Festival announced the formation of the 2026 edition this Thursday 28
Confirmed to Lollapalooza Brasil 2026, Lewis Capaldi the public enthusiastic in 2023, when he announced a career break after suffering from Tourette syndrome On stage during a show.
In June of that year, the singer lost his voice during the Glastonbury FestivalAnd he needed the help of the public to complete his presentation. The vocal loss was a consequence of the Tourette syndrome, a condition that causes motor and involuntary voices and repetitive and involuntary vowels, from which Capaldi proved to be a carrier in 2022.
After three weeks from the stage, the musician announced the cancellation of all the following tour shows of his second album, Broken by the desire to be sent celestial.
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Capaldi made an exciting return and surprise to Glastonbury in June of this year, where he made a pocket show with seven songs to officially announce his return to the stage.
“I just wanted to return here and conclude what I didn’t have the first time I was on this phase,” he said. “I want to thank everyone in Glastonbury for the opportunity.”
Known for successes like Someone you love, before going AND SurviveCapaldi is a Scottish singer and singer -songwriter led to success in 2019, when he released his debut album, Divinyy did not inspire infernal.
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In addition to him, Lollapalooza Brasil 2026 also announced Lord, Sabrina Carpenter, Tyler the Creator, Defones, among others.
THE Lollapalooza 2026 It takes place from 20 to 22 March, on the Interlagos race track in San Paolo. Tickets are on sale on the website of Ticketmaster.
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