Lollapalooza 2022 welcomed music fans from around the world Thursday to Chicago's Grant Park.
This year, there’s a clear bag policy and searches similar to traveling through an airport.
Rebecca Givens works security at Northerly Island, a music venue. Today, she’s on the other side, a fan here to see Jazmine Sullivan. She said she will be alert when leaving Grant Park.Dr. Steven Aks, emergency room physician and toxicologist at Cook County Health, talks about the most foolproof ways to stay safe and healthy during the madness that is Lollapalooza.Fans showed off some of their own body art, tattoos in tribute to the band and to Lollapalooza.
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