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Lollapalooza 2019 Day 1: photo gallery

The Strokes, H.E.R., Hozier among the lineup for the first day of the four-day festival in Grant Park.

By Sun-Times staff

The Strokes close out Day 1 of Lollapalooza with their headlining set Thursday night in Grant Park.

Lollapalooza 2019 got under way Thursday afternoon in Grant Park.

The four-day music extravaganza kicked things off in grand style, with sets from Hozier, The Strokes, The Chainsmokers and H.E.R., among many others.

Here’s a look at Day 1 of the festival, which continues through Sunday.

Fans show their enthusiasm for The Strokes during the band’s headlining set Thursday night at Lollapalooza.

Fans enjoy Day 1 of Lollapalooza in Grant Park on Thursday afternoon.

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Lennon Stella performs on day one of Lollapalooza in Grant Park, August 1st, 2019. | Santiago Covarrubias/For the Sun-Times — Lennon Stella performs Thursday afternoon at Lollapalooza in Grant Park.

H.E.R. performs on Day 1 of Lollapalooza.

Hozier performs on the T-Mobile stage at Lollapalooza on Thursday evening.

Hayley Kiyoko delivers an afternoon set on Day 1 of Lollapalooza.

Fans enjoy Day 1 of Lollapalooza with a photo op at Buckingham Fountain.

The sun starts to set on the first day of the festival.

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