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GALLERY: Lollapalooza 2011

A sampling of the bands and guitars that descended upon Chicago''s Grant Park on August 5-7, 2011.

"Touring bassist for Cee Lo Green, Roberts relied upon her Gibson SG Reissue bass to compliment her multi-buckled outfit and serious rock face as she laid down the all-important bass groove for Cee Loуs solo and Gnarls Barkley hits, as well as surprise covers of Danzig's ""Mother"" and Journey's ""Don't Stop Believing."""
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Billy Strings' signature dreads are distinguished by a 25" scale and wider nut width.

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