It appears that the Lollapalooza Music and Arts festival will be scaled back once again. Last summers ambitious plan to sell tickets for two separate days of Palooza entry was scrapped because it turned out people didnt want to pay for two days of Paloozing. Earlier this week promoters announced they would make a go of it again on July 23 and 24 at Chicagos Grant Park. Now it appears that these plans have fallen by the wayside and instead, Lollapalooza 2005 will take place in the Muncie, Indiana backyard of some guy named Lenny. The roster of artists set to perform includes Blah (a side project featuring members of Jimmy Eat World), Blah Blah (a side project featuring members of Modest Mouse) Blah Blah Blah (a side project featuring members of Black Rebel Motorcycle Club) and Lake Trout.
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