Coachella 2026 Lineup: Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G to Headline
By Ann Tate | Sept 16, 2025
Indio, California – September 2025 – The highly anticipated Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2026 has officially revealed its star-studded lineup. Taking place over two weekends, April 10–12 and April 17–19, 2026, the festival will be headlined by Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G, alongside an eclectic mix of global acts.
Pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter will headline Friday night, marking a major career milestone as she brings her chart-topping hits and fan-favorite performances to one of the world’s biggest stages.
On Saturday night, Justin Bieber will make his long-awaited debut as a Coachella headliner. The pop superstar, known for global hits like Peaches and Sorry, is set to deliver one of the festival’s most anticipated performances.
Closing out the weekend, Karol G will headline Sunday night, making history as the first Latina artist to ever headline the festival’s final slot. The Colombian reggaeton queen’s inclusion represents a powerful moment of representation and cultural significance.
A Diverse and Global Lineup
In addition to the headliners, Coachella 2026 promises a wide-ranging lineup featuring indie, pop, electronic, rock, and international stars. Notable performers include:
- The Strokes
- The XX
- Young Thug
- Addison Rae
- Nine Inch Noize
- Disclosure
- Turnstile
- Kaskade
- BIGBANG, the legendary K-pop group returning to the global festival stage
This year’s roster showcases Coachella’s commitment to blending established icons with rising talent, ensuring an unforgettable experience for festivalgoers.
Ticket Information
Tickets for Coachella 2026 will go on sale starting Friday, September 19, 2025. Prices are set at $649 for three-day general admission passes for Weekend 1 and $549 for Weekend 2.
As always, demand is expected to be extremely high, with fans encouraged to register early and secure their passes quickly.
Well, after more deserving artists didn't make the list and those who are just backed by giant companies, I am deciding to stop supporting Coachella. I am extremely disappointed. Every year I hope for my favorite artists to make it into the list. But now I see artists here who didn't even make a global impact. This is very disappointing.
ReplyDeleteMaybe that's the reason tye audience is declining every year
DeleteI get you. I even saw an Asian group that performed here in LA. Well let's say that concert and the rest of their concerts here in the USA flopped. It made me wonder their criteria for choosing performers. Good thing Bigbang is finally coming back. I can still tolerate this.
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