In March 2019, American rock band Greta Van Fleet—from Frankenmuth, Michigan, formed in 2012 by the Kiszka brothers with Led Zeppelin influences—performed at Lollapalooza Chile, the South American edition launched in 2011 in Santiago as a platform for alternative music emphasizing indie and rock among 80,000 attendees at Parque O’Higgins. Their hour-long main stage set, captured in high quality, embodied their first major Latin American tour climax after the breakthrough EP From the Fires (2017), where Josh Kiszka's guitar riffs merged with Jake Kiszka's vocal power to spark euphoria under Chilean sun. Featuring tracks like "Highway Tune" and "When the Curtain Falls", this performance highlighted Greta Van Fleet's role in reviving classic rock, turning the festival stage into a space of nostalgia and energy.