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Pop star Sabrina Carpenter headlines Lollapalooza for the first time, and is joined by Earth, Wind, and Fire - catch a glimpse of her electrifying set.

The singer enlisted the group two of their classic hits, “Let’s Groove” and “September,” joining the band members on vocals and dancing around the stage.