Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, SZA and Daddy Yankee to Headline 2027 Coachella Festival

Consequence of Sound reported that the festival unveiled its roster for the upcoming edition, confirming the three top-line acts alongside special billing for veteran pop and reggaeton heavyweights.

Consequence of Sound detailed that Madonna will return to Coachella's "Dance Tent" following her 2006 festival performance and an appearance during Sabrina Carpenter's set last year. Daddy Yankee is billed for a special "In the Desert" performance. The subheadlining and upper tiers also feature Phoebe Bridgers, Don Toliver, Robyn, Giorgio Moroder, ADÉLA, Steve Lacy, Zara Larsson, Weezer, JISOO, Diljit Dosanjh, Peggy Gou, DOM DOLLA, Kygo, Tiësto, and Måneskin, while Justice will mount an exhibit titled "Blinded by the Lights" in The Bunker, the venue where Radiohead debuted Kid A Mnesia: Motion Picture House last year.

The undercard incorporates a newly reunited Pinegrove, as well as Kehlani, Social Distortion, Underworld, Angine de Poitrine, Leon Thomas, Leon Bridges, Empire of the Sun, Four Tet, Becky G, and BABYMONSTER. Additional announced artists include Snow Strippers, Magdalena Bay, Caroline Polachek, Role Model, Barry Can’t Swim, Boy Harsher, Remi Wolf, Mike D 5D, Kelela, Fetty Wap, The Damned, American Football, La Dispute, Haute & Freddy, Charlotte de Witte, NCT, Mariah the Scientist, underscores, Victoria Monét, MUNA, Jorja Smith, The Avalanches, Freddie Gibbs, Shygirl, Lambrini Girls, Chanel Beads, Genesis Owusu, and Fat Dog.

Securing access will require a significant financial commitment from fans. Tickets officially go on sale Friday, November 13th, for the festival's two April weekends: April 9th to 11th and April 16th to 18th. General admission passes are already at Tier 2 pricing for $779, which includes a 3-day shuttle pass. Tier 2 VIP tickets run $1,399 for Weekend One and $1,349 for Weekend Two, with camping and hotel packages also on offer. Those unable to attend will have to rely on the expectation that the festival will resume streaming performances online via YouTube, as it has in previous years.