@chicagotribune: Clear skies, lake breeze. Compared to the haze of Lollapalooza Day 1, the washout redux of NASCAR weekend and the action-alert heat that’s suffocated the city since June, Saturday afternoon in Grant Park was Chicago finally showing its best. Headliners for Day 3 were more of a trio, with Australian electronic group Rüfüs Du Sol closing the day on the T-Mobile stage, K-pop girl group TWICE on the Bud Light and singer Mk.gee commanded his own strong following for his Saturday-capping set on the smaller Grove stage. Other artists included indie-pop singer Clairo, Young Miko, Two Friends, Marina, Doechii and JPEGMAFIA. The Chicago Youth Symphony closed the Tito's Handmade Vodka stage Saturday evening. Plus there was the surprise of Chance the Rapper with a 15-minute set on the Perry's stage at 5:50 p.m. Tap on our bio link to read more. — — — Photo 1: Chance the Rapper performs during the third day of Lollapalooza at Grant Park on Aug. 2, 2025. Photo 2: Doechii performs. Photo 3: Thousands attend the third day of Lollapalooza. Photo 4: The Winnetka Bowling League poses for a portrait following their performance. Photo 5: Rüfüs Du Sol performs. Photo 6: Zaineb Bahrainwala, left, and Haleema Gurmani show their accessories. Photo 7: Nicki Warren, of Anderson, Ind., shows her sparkles. Photo 8: Doechii performs. Photo 9: Ashlee Smith, right, of Houston, Texas, shows her fairy wings. Smith was celebrating her birthday on the weekend. Photo 10: The Chicago skyline as Rüfüs Du Sol performs. 📝 Lily Carey, Kate Perez and Susan Moskop / Chicago Tribune 📷 Audrey Richardson / Chicago Tribune

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