Coachella 2026 Review
The first weekend of Coachella 2026 has officially wrapped, marking a strong start to this year’s festival in the California desert. Across three days of performances, fans were treated to major headline sets, surprise appearances, and a packed lineup spanning pop, rock, and electronic music.
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Coachella 2026 Review
Coachella 2026 kicked off its first weekend in California’s desert with a sold-out crowd of around 125,000 fans per day and a stacked lineup across seven stages.
Justin Bieber made his long-awaited live comeback following his 2022 health-related tour break, while Sabrina Carpenter and Karol G joined him as headliners, with Karol G making history as the festival’s first Latina headliner.
The bill also featured major names like The Strokes, David Byrne, Addison Rae, Iggy Pop, Ethel Cain, and Labrinth, alongside surprise appearances and a few last-minute changes to the schedule.
With strong ticket demand for a second year running, Coachella 2026 balanced big pop moments, indie reunions like The xx, and unpredictable desert weather that added an extra twist to the weekend.
Sabrina Carpenter
Justin Bieber
Karol G
#KarolG makes a powerful statement as she reflects on being the first Latina to headline #Coachella: “Feel proud of where you come from, please. Don’t feel fear, feel proud.” 👏🙌@karolg pic.twitter.com/BjjNZfFQAt
— ExtraTV (@extratv) April 13, 2026
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