In case you missed it- because let’s be real, none of us can afford tickets – here’s a recap of some of our favorite weekend one Coachella 2026 performances.
Wet Leg – The English indie rock band from the Isle of Wight delivered one of the most playful early evening sets on the main field, surprising the crowd by bringing out horsegiirL, a DJ known for her horse head mask.
Geese – The fast-rising American rock band slipped a cover of Justin Bieber’s ‘Baby’ into their set just before his headlining appearance, while Family Guy visuals flickered behind them during other songs.
The Strokes – Frontman Julian Casablancas returned to the Coachella stage for the first time since 2011, casually admitting he partly showed up to catch Justin Bieber’s set.
The xx – The British indie group made their long-awaited return earlier this month after eight years away, delivering an atmospheric set that ironically closed with their most iconic track, ‘Intro.’
https://youtu.be/UvRxaZH7DUY?si=PmCrQRbQXBO3GMkh
Jack White – The White Stripes 50-year-old frontman tore through his set with heavy energy, stacking blistering guitar solos that proved rock n roll isn’t dead.
https://youtu.be/wlz0WGB5kbo?si=Cr6xQbQNoa9U349Z
Die Spitz – Representing Austin, the local band brought gritty intensity to the Sonora stage midday for their first Coachella appearance.
Sombr – The rising indie act joined Saturday’s lineup of rockstars as he brought out The Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan for a nostalgic performance of ‘1979.’
https://youtu.be/Oyps0F_yi2s?si=HfscmFh_tpNXei6q
Turnstile – Baltimore hardcore band started their mosh-heavy set with a heartfelt video of frontman Brendan Yates’ dad showing support, before shifting gears and bringing out Blood Orange for a performance of ‘Seein’ Stars.’
Don’t miss out on next weekend’s performances! You can catch all of the livestreams HERE!