Perry Farrell Talks About His Attempt to Revive Lollapalooza in 2004
A 2004 attempt to revive Lollapalooza was such a fiasco that a broke Perry Farrell nearly sold the name rights to Rick Rubin for a million dollars.
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A 2004 attempt to revive Lollapalooza was such a fiasco that a broke Perry Farrell nearly sold the name rights to Rick Rubin for a million dollars.
Perry Farrell talks to Billboard about the three-part 'Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza' documentary, and the festival's cultural impact.
Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell and the director of the Paramount+ docuseries 'Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza' discuss what the festival means.
A new Paramount+ docuseries tracks how the festival went from an alternative underground tour to a mainstream global phenomenon.
In territories like India, Brazil, Africa and beyond, new opportunities for Western songwriters are leading to big hits, locally and internationally.