Things did not exactly go as planned at Chicago's Lollapalooza on Saturday as the festival had to be briefly shut down and evacuated when heavy storms rolled into Chicago. At around 3:30 p.m., festival organizers announced they would suspend the massive event in light of National Weather Service reports of severe thunderstorms. Attendees were instructed to move to pre-determined evacuation zones. Luckily, three hours later, the event was back on, but not without some musical casualties: performances by Alabama Shakes, B.o.B., Temper Trap and Neon Indian were canceled, while others were pushed back a few hours or shortened.

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