SPIN.com Live at Lollapalooza, All Weekend Long

We're all over Grant Park for this weekend's festival fabulousness. Follow along!

By Spin Staff 08.05.09 5:00 PM

SPIN.com is in Chicago this weekend as Depeche Mode, Tool, Jane's Addiction, the Killers, Kings of Leon, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and more than 100 other bands take to the stages in Grant Park for the 2009 edition of Lollapalooza.

Check the site daily for our updated take on the best and worst sets, live photos, video, and more.

Watch Acoustic Sets from Backstage at Bonnaroo!

Everest, the Low Anthem, Alberta Cross & three more acts play unplugged at SPIN's festival campsite.

By Spin Staff 06.17.09 9:57 AM

Sadly, we weren't allowed to build an actual fire at our Bonnaroo campsite, but we still kept a "Kumbayah" spirit afloat by inviting some of our favorite up-and-coming bands to visit our RV compound and play tunes for a few special guests -- including YOU, our beloved reader!

Bonnaroo Day 4: The Best & the Worst

Springsteen joins Phish! Snoop Dogg baits the cops! Triumph the Insult Dog disses New Jersey! SPIN editors recap all the Tennessee mayhem!

By Spin Staff 06.15.09 9:10 AM

THE BEST

Best Guest Appearance: Springsteen & Phish

Phish Treat Bonnaroo to a Three-Hour Extravaganza!

They're back -- for the first time. Check out SPIN's review of Friday's huge show.

By David Marchese 06.14.09 12:46 PM

Jam nation, your wayward sons have at last arrived at their rightful home. Phish, finally, have played Bonnaroo.

The Beastie Boys Roar Onstage at Bonnaroo

The trio are joined by rapper Nas, debut a new song, and completely fuck up a classic. Click here for a review!

By William Goodman 06.14.09 11:37 AM

There are three things you need to know about Beastie Boys' set at Bonnaroo Friday night:

1. The trio recruited fellow New York rapper Nas to join them onstage to debut a new hip-hop song off their upcoming fall release, Hot Sauce Committee.

2. They spent 60 percent of the show playing their instruments.

Bruce Springsteen Triumphs at Bonnaroo

The Boss and his E Street Band play the hits and take requests from the 80,000 strong crowd during the three-hour headlining set.

By David Marchese 06.14.09 11:30 AM

Bruce Springsteen may be an American cultural institution, but as far as the average tie-dye aficionado is concerned, he probably ranks somewhere between Justin Timberlake and drug-abstention as far as relevance goes.