Stockholm
A rectangular sticker featuring the word 'Lollapalooza' in a distinctive, blocky font. The letters are horizontally split, with the upper half in a light teal/blue and the lower half in a reddish-orange/coral. A thin white outline surrounds the text and the sticker's edge. Below 'Lollapalooza', the word 'STOCKHOLM' is written in a smaller, black sans-serif font, also with a white outline. The sticker is applied to a textured, grey-green surface, possibly concrete, which also bears other graffiti.

Lollapalooza STOCKHOLM

07 April
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