Google Trends: Lollapalooza Headliners and “No Kings” Protest

These two Google analysis trends provide insight to the biggest Lollapalooza headliners coming to Chicago and the upcoming, nationwide “No Kings” protest.

Lollapalooza Headliners

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According to an analysis of Google search data about the 2026 Lollapalooza headliners, some artists have taken the lead in searches within the U.S. since the lineup was released this week on March 17, 2026.

Lollapalooza is an annual music festival in Chicago, Illinois, hosting more than 170 bands over the four-day event. As one of the biggest festivals in the world, Lollapalooza welcomes around 200,000 fans downtown to Grant Park. The 2026 Lollapalooza headliners are Lorde, Charli xcx, Tate McRae, Olivia Dean, JENNIE, The Smashing Pumpkins, The xx, and John Summit. While all of the headliners are booming artists in the music industry, this chart reveals a couple artists who are rising above the rest, at least in Google search trends.

Since the Lallapalooza lineup announcement on Tuesday morning, the chart shows that all of the headliners have risen in search trends. However, Tate McRae (yellow/diamond) and [Olivia Dean](http://britannica.com/biography/Olivia-Dean#:~:text=News&text=Olivia%20Dean%20(born%20March%2014,outsize%20success%20on%20social%20media.) (green/triangle) have kept the lead by about double the amount of searches than the other Lollapalooza headliners.

This summer, the Lollapalooza music festival will take place from July 30-August 2, 2026 at Grant Park in Chicago, Illinois. To stay informed about event announcements, tickets, and all other information regarding the festival, visit the Lollapalooza official website.

“No Kings” Protests

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According to an analysis of Google search data, searches for “No Kings” protests have risen by ten percent within the past week in Chicago, Illinois. The upcoming nationwide, “No Kings” protest on March 28, 2026 may be related to this rise in searches.

The “No Kings” protests are part of a peaceful movement to protest President Donald Trump’s second presidency. This movements’ efforts have been bolstered by recent events involving the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in many U.S. cities. The “No Kings” movement came about in response to President Donald Trump’s alleged antidemocratic policies.

In the past year, the “No Kings” movement has held two nationwide protests that drew millions in crowds. Both of these protests have been some of the biggest single-day protests in U.S. history. At 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, 2026, crowds of Chicagoans and visitors plan to meet in Butler Field Grant Park to play their part in the “No Kings” movement.

This protest expects to draw even bigger crowds than the previous two, and as the chart shows, searches for the nationwide protest are already rising in Chicago. You can visit the “No Kings” official website for more information about the upcoming event and their movement.