How to pronounce“lolla”in English

I'm sure Lolla's going to-- like our set is going to fly by so fast.

up to the Lolla set, the first of which is the really cool Fat Tiger Workshop merch collaboration that you're doing.

Many of us know Lollapalooza as the festival in Chicago, but it's actually a amazing time of year that the Chicago music community kind of thrives around.

Since we played Lollapalooza.

But for something like Lollapalooza, there is a lot of coordination, a lot of emails, a lot of scheduling that goes into bringing the show to life.

there's a big Lollapalooza poster from like '07 or something.

a huge stage at Lollapalooza and stuff.

And then Lollapalooza, we were fortunate enough to have Lollapalooza in our life.

I saw rage at Lollapalooza three.

Soundgarden at Lollapalooza '92.

And you guys are playing Lollapalooza this year, but you've played Lollapalooza previously, correct, years back?

We talked a little bit about Lollapalooza, but how does it feel to be coming home for Lollapalooza 2019 playing this weekend?

And for not the first year of Lollapalooza, but the next five or six years, I went to the opening of Lollapalooza

We're really happy to be able to bring some Lollapalooza artists into the office this week.

Some of the pieces will be available on sale at Lollapalooza and also the metro afterparty.

I love technology. Lollapalooza began the same year as the internet, really in 199--

You've got Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, both here in the United States and abroad, Glastonbury, Electric Picnic.

Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Electric Forest.

Jane's Addiction-- this was right before the very Lollapalooza in 1991.

And then I got assigned by "Rolling Stone" magazine to cover Lollapalooza, when Lollapalooza still a touring festival.

And a lot of those things, like Lolla or like Red Rocks and stuff, get booked so far in advance that like it's kind of like--

I mean, there's definitely-- like Lollapalooza every year was super influential for me just because of all the bands coming through and huge taste of all

Yes. Let's hear it for Lollapalooza.

I mean, I went to Lollapalooza in '96, I think.

And then we got like an offer to play Coachella, and an offer to play Lolla, all in like a pretty short time

So without further ado, let's help welcome 2019 Louis the Child Lollapalooza act with their manager, Joey Papoutsis, and Dynasty Podcast, Jaime Black.

So tonight, we have some time with the group and their manager before they play Lollapalooza this Sunday.

So how does it feel to be not only coming back to Chicago, coming back to Lollapalooza, but like rehearsing in kind of your old stomping grounds

and still have a home there and a relationship with those people to where we can set up and get ready for Lollapalooza, which I'm sure was, like, at the time when we

Obviously, you always dream of being able to be the headliner of Lollapalooza or something, but when you're getting less than 100 plays on SoundCloud,

Yeah, and then I want to put them on the road at Lollapalooza.

I think that it would be amazing if you could just tell us the real story behind how Lollapalooza was started.

And when that happens, you can expect what Charlie Munger calls a lollapalooza outcome.

And I think that when you get into those ecosystems, it's a lollapalooza.

Like I never thought I would actually play Lolla the first time, and that was absurd.

Yeah. Joey, when you're on site at something like a Red Rocks or a Lollapalooza, like what's your role?

were working out of there, it was like such a far away dream to play a main stage at Lollapalooza.

YouTube. Without that, I don't know if Louis the Child would be playing Lollapalooza.

some of the folks in the audience today, maybe some of our younger Googlers here may not know, you're also credited with being the creator of Lollapalooza--

'91, yeah. "Ritual" came out in 1991, was Lollapalooza.

But I actually think if you want to create even truly great company, there needs to be some kind of this Lollapalooza effect,