The line-up for Coachella 2027 has been announced, with Dua Lipa, Madonna, Tame Impala, SZA and more leading the way.
The hit festival will be returning to the usual spot in Indio, California next spring, and run across two weekends on April 9-11 and April 16-18.
On Friday, the bill will be topped by Dua Lipa, who is making her first proper set at the festival, having only previously appeared as a special guest with Martin Garrix in 2017, before releasing her debut album. Joining her on that day will be fellow pop icons Madonna and Zara Larsson, as well as Jisoo, Peggy Gou, Mike D 5D, Angine de Poitrine, Leon Thomas, Steve Lacy and more.
For Saturday, Tame Impala will be returning for a second headline slot, having previously topped the bill in 2019, following performances there in 2011, 2013 and 2015. Others confirmed for Saturday will be Robyn, Phoebe Bridgers, Adéla, Måneskin, Weezer, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Underworld, Barry Can’t Swim, Leon Bridges and more.
Finally, on Sunday it will be SZA who headlines, and others on the bill for that day include Tove Lo, Remi Wolf, EsDeeKid, Caroline Polachek, Chase & Status, Victoria Monét, MUNA, Becky G, Four Tet, Don Toliver, Dom Dolla, Kygo and more.
Passes go on sale Friday (November 13) at noon PT and will be available here.
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Next year will mark the 15th year that Coachella has joined forces with YouTube as an exclusive livestream partner. The coverage will span across both weekends, and see key sets from the event broadcast on the site.
While SZA hasn’t dropped a full album since 2022’s ‘SOS’ and hasn’t embarked on a big headline tour since 2024, she did make an appearance at this year’s Coachella – joining Justin Bieber during his 2026 headline set to perform ‘Snooze’.
She, along with Dua Lipa and Tame Impala were among the bookies’ favourites to headline.
Lipa’s latest album is 2024’s ‘Radical Optimism’, much of which was produced by Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker. The pair have continued to perform together since its release, with Lipa joining Parker at London’s O2 in May for a rendition of their collaboration ‘Houdini’.
As for Tame Impala, their latest record, ‘Deadbeat’, arrived in October 2025 and saw Parker move further into dance and electronic territory. The band are also due to return to the UK and Europe for a run of arena shows with Wet Leg in May and June 2027, shortly after the proposed Coachella dates.
Coachella 2026 saw headline performances from Sabrina Carpenter, who turned her first weekend show into a tribute to old Hollywood with Susan Sarandon and Will Ferrell, while her second saw her welcome Madonna to the stage for ‘Vogue’ and ‘Like A Prayer’.
Justin Bieber was another headliner, bringing Billie Eilish out for ’One Less Lonely Girl’ and SZA for ‘Snooze’, as was Karol G, who became the first Latina artist to top the Coachella bill.
Elsewhere this year, PinkPantheress was joined by Janelle Monáe, Blood Orange and Zara Larsson, Sombr covered Radiohead and invited Billy Idol on stage, The Stokes got political on both weekends, Kacey Musgraves debuted new songs in a surprise set and Muse’s Matt Bellamy appeared during Anyma’s set.
Clipse also played an emotional set with Travis Barker, Iggy Pop left the stage in a coffin, KATSEYE got in on ‘KPop Demon Hunters’, David Byrne brought out the Talking Heads classics, Jack White tore through a surprise set and The xx made their long-awaited return.
