Singer-actress Suki Waterhouse returned to perform at Lollapalooza ahead of her latest album release, Loveland. The artist previously appeared at the festival in 2023 while pregnant, an experience she recalled with humor during an interview with Rolling Stone’s Song Shuffle series.
During the segment, Waterhouse discussed her current musical influences and favorites. She highlighted Sophie B. Hawkins’ 1994 track “Swing From Limb to Limb (My Home Is in Your Jungle)” and praised Donna Lewis’s 1996 hit “I Love You Always Forever,” noting that the latter plays after each show on her Loveland tour. The artist also featured selections from emerging musicians and electronic artists, offering enthusiastic endorsements of their work.
When asked about the emotional impact she hopes to create for her audience members, Waterhouse expressed her desire for concertgoers to leave feeling motivated and restored. She emphasized her goal of creating lasting collective memories through her performances. The interview concluded with the performer recommending specific tracks from her new album depending on listeners’ moods and situations, encouraging audiences to explore the full project.
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