Addison Rae performs Britney Spears inspired set at Lollapalooza Argentina 2026

Addison Rae performed a pop-inspired set at Lollapalooza Argentina on March 14, incorporating visual and musical references to Britney Spears during her appearance at the festival in Buenos Aires.

The performance formed part of the three-day Lollapalooza Argentina 2026 event, held from March 13 to 15 at the Hipódromo of San Isidro. Rae delivered a 12-track set that included songs such as “Fame Is a Gun”, featuring choreography and visuals reminiscent of early 2000s pop performances.

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One of the most discussed moments of the show came when Rae blended her track “I Got It Bad” with Spears’ hit “…Baby One More Time”. The segment embraced the style and aesthetic associated with the early 2000s pop era and drew comparisons between the two performers.

Additional songs in the set included “High Fashion” and “Diet Pepsi!”, during which dancers in lingerie performed synchronised routines under neon lighting. The staging incorporated elements of Brazilian funk alongside references to early 2000s pop visuals.

The appearance drew a large crowd and marked one of the most prominent performances of Rae’s music career so far. Many fans praised the show and commented on her transition from social media personality to recording artist.

Not all responses were positive. Some viewers suggested that the tribute to Spears relied heavily on imitation rather than a distinct artistic style.

Lollapalooza Argentina 2026 features a wide range of performers across the weekend programme. Artists scheduled to appear include Doechii, Deftones, Sabrina Carpenter, Ratones Paranoicos and Kygo. Other acts on the line-up include Interpol, Ben Böhmer, Men I Trust and Viagra Boys.

The festival concludes on Sunday, March 15, with performances from Massacre, The Warning and Yami Safdie. The Flow platform is broadcasting the entire event live for the fifth consecutive year.