Did Mercury moonwalk right out of retrograde, or was that just Sabrina Carpenter stealing Sunday night’s cosmic spotlight at Lollapalooza? Either way, if the stars were trying to serve fireworks, Sabrina and none other than the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire delivered pyrotechnics—confetti for the soul, honestly . Picture it: shimmering Grant Park, “September” in August, and a crowd shaking off all their Virgo anxieties for a precious, groovy moment . I swear, it almost felt like Jupiter was DJing. Could the universe have orchestrated a more delicious collision of pop magic and funk royalty, just as Carpenter counts down to her next album drop? My heart’s still ringing, my mind’s still dancing. Feeling the FOMO start to itch below your Leo mane? LEARN MORE.
Sabrina Carpenter got her groove on at Lollapalooza with none other than Earth, Wind & Fire.
During her Sunday night headlining set, the “Manchild” singer brought out the iconic group, where they performed two of their most beloved hits. Alongside Carpenter, Earth, Wind & Fire hit the stage and gave renditions of the Grammy-nominated track “Let’s Groove” and the classic “September.”
The musician and band sang lyrics of the song back and forth on the Lollapalooza stage, with Carpenter happily dancing along to both of their tracks and encouraging the crowd to sing along with them.
Her Lollapalooza performance comes just ahead of the arrival of her next album, Man’s Best Friend. After the release of “Manchild,” a single from the forthcoming record, Carpenter confirmed that her seventh studio album will be out Aug. 29. The track subsequently became her second No. 1 single a few days after she announced Man’s Best Friend.
Alongside the Grammy winner, Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, Twice, Luke Combs, Rüfüs du Sol, A$AP Rocky, Korn, Gracie Abrams and Doechii headlined Lollapalooza 2025. The festival kicked off Thursday at Grant Park in Chicago, with Sunday marking the final day of the event.
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