The lineup for Coachella 2024 has finally arrived. The festival runs over two weekends, April 12-14 and April 19-21 at Empire Polo Club in Indio, CA, and headliners for 2024, as widely rumored, are Lana Del Rey on Friday, Tyler the Creator on Saturday, and Doja Cat on Sunday. No Doubt is also reuniting! And they’re billed as “AND…” at the bottom, in the same spot Calvin Harris’ “Return to the Desert” set was listed for 2023.
Friday’s lineup also features Peso Pluma, Lil Uzi Vert, Justice, Deftones, Peggy Gou, Young Miko, Skepta, Faye Webster, Tyla, Tinashe, Suki Waterhouse, Brittany Howard, Chappell Roan, The Japanese House, Black Country New Road, The Beths, Mall Grab, Kokoroko, Eartheater, Narrow Head, Sid Sriram, Upchuck, and more.
Saturday also has Blur, Ice Spice, Gesaffelstein, Sublime, Jungle, Dom Dolla, Bleachers, Grimes, Jon Batiste, The Drums, Skream & Benga, Destroy Lonely, Orbital, Kevin Abstract, The Aquabats, FLO, The Blessed Madonna, Hatsune Miku, Oneohtrix Point Never, Young Fathers, The Last Dinner Party, bar italia, Erika de Casier, Militarie Gun, Mandy Indiana, and more.
Sunday also features J Balvin, Jhené Aiko, Khruangbin, Lil Yachty, DJ Snake, Coi Leray, NAV, Tems, BICEP, Victoria Monét, Taking Back Sunday, Boy Harsher, Olivia Dean, Two Shell, Jockstrap, Mdou Moctar, feeble little horse, and more. See it in full below.
For Blur, this is the first show they’ve announced since Damon Albarn said the band were going back on hiatus in early December. Their 2023 reunion shows never made it to North America; their last time here was in 2015.
Grimes, while she’s done DJ sets and “Elf Tech Art Rave” events in the past few years, has cast doubt on whether she’d perform live in the future; no word yet on what her Coachella set will be this year.
No Doubt had teased their return on social media not long before the lineup arrived, with a video of Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont, and Adrian Young agreeing to “do a show.” Their last set was at 2015’s Global Citizen Earth Day Concert in Washington DC.
The Sublime announcement follows the news that Sublime with Rome is no more, and that Sublime will now be playing under their original name, with the late Bradley Nowell’s son Jakob on lead vocals, as Jakob revealed on stage at a recent benefit show for HR of Bad Brains.
Sublime also made the news official with the following announcement:
Original Sublime members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson are reuniting with Bradley Nowell’s son Jakob as the front man. The trio are scheduled to perform at Coachella and will announce additional select festival performances in 2024. Jakob first joined drummer Bud Gaugh and bassist Eric Wilson on stage at a benefit concert for Bad Brains’ H.R. in December 2023, where they performed an eight-song set including many Sublime classics like “Wrong Way,” “Santeria,” “What I Got” and “April 29, 1992 (Miami).” Performance footage circulated across social media and drew overwhelming reaction from fans across the world. With the outpouring of support from Sublime fans and the undeniable musical synergy between Nowell, Gaugh and Wilson, the group has decided to move forward and continue the Sublime legacy, starting a new chapter of the band with Jakob Nowell on vocals. “This has so many layers for me. On a spiritual level, my father passed away when he was 28, and I am 28 now. It’s an honor to carry on with our family’s name and legacy with Sublime. I’ve been a performing musician with my own projects since I was 18. It’s an absolute privilege to be able to play these Sublime songs with legendary musicians like Eric and Bud. On a personal level, my Uncles Bud and Eric are meant to play these songs and the fans want to hear them. I’m excited, nervous, thankful and humbled all at the same time to step into this role and start this new chapter. It feels like my big crazy family is finally back together and I couldn’t be more happy.” – Jakob Nowell
Registration is open now for a ticket presale that begins Friday, January 19 at 11 AM PT.
This is the latest the Coachella lineup has been announced since 2013, when it came out on January 24.
COACHELLA: 2024 LINEUP
FRIDAY
Lana Del Rey
Peso Pluma
Lil Uzi Vert
Justice
Bizarrap
Deftones
ATEEZ
Everything Always
Peggy Gou
Young Miko
Sabrina Carpenter
Anti Up
Steve Angello
Ken Carson
Skepta
Faye Webster
Tyla
Yoasobi
Cloonee
Gorgon City
Tinashe
ANOTR
L’imperatrice
Suki Waterhouse
Lovejoy
Brittany Howard
Chappell Roan
Chlöe
the Japanese House
Black Country, New Road
Adriatique
BLOND:ISH
the Beths
NEIL FRANCES
Clown Core
Mall Grab
Kevin de Vries x Kölsch
Kokoroko
Eartheater
Narrow Head
Skin On Skin
Innellea
late night drive home
Sid Sriram
Cimafunk
Miss Monique
Son Rompe Pera
Ben Sterling
Upchuck
Keyspan
SATURDAY
Tyler, The Creator
Blur
Ice Spice
Cesaffelstein
Sublime
Jungle
Dom Dolla
Bleachers
Grimes
Jon Batiste
LE SSERAFIM
Charlotte de Witte
ISOxo & Knock2
Santa Fe Klan
Blast
Purple Disco Machine
the Drums
Skream & Benga
Destroy Lonely
Orbital
Kevin Abstract
the Aquabats
Kevin Kaarl
RAYE
the Red Pears
FLO
the Blessed Madonna
Hatsune Miku
SPINALL
Palace
the Adicts
thuy
Oneohtrix Point Never
Young Fathers
Kenya Grace
Patrick Mason
the Last Dinner Party
bar italia
Reinier Zonneveld
Saint Levant
Mahmut Orhan
Ame x Marcel Dettmann
Brutalismus 3000
Erika de Casier
Girl Ultra
Maz
Depresión Sonora
Will Clarke
Militarie Gun
Rebüke
Mandv. Indiana
Kimonos
SUNDAY
Doja Cat
J Balvin
Jhené Aiko
Khruangbin
Carin León
Anyma
John Summit
Lil Yachty
DJ Snake
LUDMILLA
Rose AP Dhillon
Reneé Rapp
Bebe Rexha
Coi Leray
NAV
Tems
BICEP
Victoria Monét
Taking Back Sunday
88RISING FUTURES
ARTBAT
Atarashii Gakko!
Boy Harsher
Barry Can’t Swim
Olivia Dean
LATIN MAFIA
Two Shell
Hermanos Gutiérrez
Folamour
Jockstrap
Carlita
Mdou Moctar
Eddie Zuko
Adam Ten x Mita Gami
YC Marley Eli & Fur
Flight Facilities
DJ Seinfeld
Tita Lau
Bb trickz
feeble little horse
JOPLYN
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And..
No Doubt