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The 2024 Coachella Lineup Is Here
Doja Cat performs on stage during the 2022 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival on April 24, 2022 in Indio, California.
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The lineup for one of Southern California’s most popular music festivals was released Tuesday.
This year, Coachella weekend one will run from Friday, April 12 through Sunday, April 14. Coachella weekend two will be from Friday, April 19 through Sunday, April 21.
Friday artists
Lana Del Rey will be headlining both Fridays. The title for her ninth and latest album, Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, was inspired by Long Beach.
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Mexican singer Peso Pluma, rapper Lil Uzi Vert, Korean boy band Ateez, and the Eras Tour opening act Sabrina Carpenter will also be performing on Friday, April 12 and 19.
Other notable names include electronic duo Gorgon City, R&B singer Tinashe, and indie rock band Lovejoy.
Saturday artists
Tyler, the Creator will be headlining both Saturdays. The rapper is also a founding member of Odd Future, a hip-hop collective that used to include Frank Ocean.
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Ocean headlined last year’s Coachella, but the singer ended up dropping out of the second weekend after a disappointing and controversial performance.
Rock band Blur, Bronx-born rapper Ice Spice, Long Beach locals Sublime, and house music DJ Dom Dolla will also be performing on Saturday, April 13 and 20.
More artists such as indie pop group The Drums, Huntington Beach’s very own band The Aquabats, and German DJ Purple Disco Machine will also be performing.
Sunday artists
Doja Cat will be closing out both weekends as the Sunday headliner.
The rapper / singer double threat was born and raised in Los Angeles.
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Colombian singer J Balvin, R&B singer-songwriter Jhené Aiko, and Mean Girls musical star Reneé Rapp will also be performing on Sunday, April 14 and 21.
Other notable names include Taking Back Sunday, Coi Leray, and Flight Facilities.
Extras
No Doubt, which got its start in Anaheim, will be reuniting for Coachella 2024. The band’s singer, Gwen Stefani, was inducted to Orange County’s Hall of Fame just last week.
— No Doubt (@nodoubt) January 16, 2024
The band is listed as a floating headliner, so it’s unclear what days they’ll be performing.
If you’re loving this lineup, presale passes will go on sale at 11 a.m. on Friday. Plus, if you purchased tickets for 2023 or 2022, you’ll get access to a loyalty presale a little early at 2 p.m. on Thursday.
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To access the loyalty presale, register with the same email you used for previous years. For your best chance at passes, Coachella recommends skipping ahead to weekend two.
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