Guetta brings out J.Lo

David Guetta pulled Jennifer Lopez onto the Quasar stage at Coachella on Saturday, April 11, for the first live festival performance of “Save Me Tonight.” (djmag.com) DJ Mag reported that Guetta’s set at the Empire Polo Club in Indio included the new Lopez collaboration along with “Party Rock Anthem,” “Just Dance” and “Sexy Chick,” plus a tribute to Avicii with “Levels.” (djmag.com) People reported that the appearance was Lopez’s first-ever performance at Coachella, adding a festival debut to a career that has stretched across pop music, film and Las Vegas residencies. (people.com) “Save Me Tonight” only arrived on March 6, 2026, through Warner Records, after months of teasing in Lopez’s live shows and on social media. Warner said Lopez gave the song its official global live debut that night from her Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace. (press.warnerrecords.com) That made the Coachella cameo a fast follow: a new single in early March, then a surprise appearance in Indio five weeks later in front of one of pop music’s biggest festival crowds. Coachella’s first weekend ran April 10 through April 12, with the second weekend set for April 17 through April 19. (press.warnerrecords.com) (edm.com) Guetta was already part of a dance-heavy 2026 lineup that EDM.com said included Kaskade, REZZ, Fatboy Slim, Major Lazer and Subtronics. His guest slot with Lopez fit Coachella’s long-running habit of using unannounced cameos to turn late-night sets into headline moments. (edm.com) (billboard.com) The festival’s offstage celebrity traffic was heavy too. The Desert Sun’s Weekend 1 photo gallery listed attendees including Lisa and Joe Jonas at the Indio event. (desertsun.com) For Lopez, the cameo also put a new dance-pop release in front of the exact audience Guetta has spent years cultivating at festivals and club residencies. For Guetta, it added another high-profile guest appearance in the desert, where DJ Mag noted he has previously shared stages with acts including The Black Eyed Peas, Bebe Rexha and Sia. (djmag.com)