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Watch OutKast's Entire Reunion Set At Coachella
OutKast opened day one of Coachella with a dynamite, hour-plus set that included a number of high-profile guest appearances.The duo began with “Bombs Over Baghdad” from the classic 2000 Stankonia album and played through a set of hits that also included mini-solo sets by Big Boi and André 3000, Pitchfork reports. Janelle Monae came out to play her hit “Tightrope” with Big Boi, while Future showed up for three songs.
Near misses were an appearance by Killer Mike, who was brought out but didn’t perform due to time constraints, and Prince, whom André called out as being backstage, but sadly didn’t come out to perform.
André ended the set by acknowledging their fans:
“I know it’s kind of weird, 20 years later n’ shit. ... But thank y’all for coming.”
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Watch the whole performance below:
Setlist:
B.O.B.
Gasoline Dreams
ATLiens
Skew It on the Bar-B
Rosa Parks
Da Art of Storytellin’, Part 1
Aquemini
SpottieOttieDopaliscious (with Sleepy Brown)
Bowtie (with Sleepy Brown)
Shutterbugg
Ghetto Musick
Tightrope (with Janelle Monáe)
Kryptonite (I’m on It)
Vibrate
She Lives in My Lap
Prototype
Behold a Lady
Roses
Same Damn Time (with Future)
Ain’t No Way Around It (with Future)
Benz Friends (Whatchutola) (with Future)
Hootie Hoo
Elevators (Me & You)
Ms. Jackson
So Fresh, So Clean (with Sleepy Brown)
The Way You Move (with Sleepy Brown)
Hey Ya!
Related:
Coachella Style, Day 1: 61 Photos Of Ninja Turtles, Pasties And Aztec Prints
Coachella Announces Set Times, Adds The Pixies To The Mix
15 Under-The-Radar Acts At Coachella You Shouldn't Miss
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