Coachella’s first weekend already gave us a performance lineup for the history books. Missy Elliott took us on a space-age journey with her afro-futuristic set that had us rethinking the future of music, while Megan Thee Stallion brought the heat with a tribute to her Houston roots, serving up nothing but trill vibes. Then, Lady Gaga—well, she went full theatrical, blessing the crowd with an avant-garde, nostalgia-packed performance that shut it down like only she can.
Weekend 2, which will take place from Friday, April 18, through Sunday, April 20, is ready to keep the energy going. Expect even more magic—whether it’s familiar faces coming back with fresh surprises or new artists ready to blow the crowd away. Here’s who you can’t miss!
Friday, April 18:
Weekend 2 kicks off with a loaded lineup featuring Missy Elliott, Benson Boone, Thee Sacred Souls, Tyla, GloRilla, and more. Lady Gaga is back to headline Friday night, and if her Weekend 1 set was any indication, she’s about to raise the bar even higher. Expect drama, haunting vocals, and a tribute to her past eras that’ll have Little Monsters screaming.
Saturday, April 19:
Saturday is bringing the heat with Travis Scott, T-Pain, Green Day, The Dare, Tink, Clairo, and more all hitting the stage. Charli XCX is returning with a headlining performance that fans are already buzzing about. Last weekend, she brought out Lorde—so we’re wondering if more surprise guests are on the way. Expect pure rave energy, start to finish.
Sunday, April 20
Coachella wraps up with a Sunday lineup of heavy hitters. Beabadoobee, Shaboozey, Post Malone, and more are all set to perform, along with another round from Megan Thee Stallion. Amaarae is also back to do her big one after making history as the first Ghanaian artist to perform a solo set—and you already know she’s going to leave us all in a trance.
How to Watch from Home
Can’t make it to the desert? No stress—Coachella’s got you covered. You can catch all the Weekend 2 action live from your couch (or bed, no judgment) via the Coachella Livestream App, where you can view the full performance schedule synced to your time zone, build a personalized lineup, and get reminders so you don’t miss your faves.
You can also tune in directly on Coachella’s official YouTube channel, where performances will stream live starting Friday at 7 p.m. ET. Whether you’re here for the headliners or just want to discover your next music obsession, the stream’s the move.
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