Lollapalooza is just a few days away, and thousands of Illinois music fans are still searching for tickets to the festival of the year. READ MORE: Chicago's Lollapalooza 2026 Lineup Includes Major HeadlinersCanva CanvaBBB Warns Festivalgoers of Last-Minute Lollapalooza Ticket ScamsI have never fallen for a ticket scam, but that's not to say that I haven't seen it in action and thankfully taken a second to reconsider my purchase. Lollapalooza ticket scammers do a range of things to separate you from your money, like:Create fake ticket websitesCounterfeit wristbandsPhishing emails and textsFake QR codes and electronic ticketsAnother scam involves selling the same ticket to multiple people, who don't find out until they can't get in. There are also scammers who make fake resale listings on places like Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist with the intention of never giving you anything but a headache. Just a few tips to stay safe if you're scrambling for tickets to the show.