Coachella: who landed

Coachella’s first weekend ended Sunday, April 12, with Karol G closing the festival as its first Latina headliner. (timeout.com) Time Out’s Sunday guide said Karol G was scheduled for 10:20 p.m. on the Coachella Stage in Indio, California, after the festival released its April 10-12 set times for Weekend One. (timeout.com) Coachella 2026 is running across two weekends, April 10-12 and April 17-19, and YouTube carried the festival’s stage feeds for fans watching from home. Just Jared posted the Sunday, April 12 stream schedule with separate lineups for stages including Outdoor Theatre, Mojave, Gobi, Sonora and Quasar. (justjared.com) The weekend’s other big talking point was Jack White, who was not on the lineup until days before the festival. Consequence reported that he was added as a last-minute Weekend One act for a 45-minute Mojave set starting at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 11. (consequence.net) After that set, Consequence said White “set an early bar to beat” and made the most of his 45 minutes with a fast, guitar-heavy performance and little stage banter. The same outlet framed the show as one of the standout sets of the weekend. (consequence.net) Set-time coverage before the festival showed how much Coachella’s top line had shifted this year. Consequence’s April 7 rundown said the first weekend’s headliners were Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Karol G and Anyma. (consequence.net) Anyma also drove one of the weekend’s most-shared clips when LISA joined him for “Bad Angel,” a collaboration released on April 8 with an official video ahead of the festival. Video from the Coachella performance circulated on YouTube and social platforms over the weekend. (youtube.com, nationaltoday.com) By Monday, April 13, the first-weekend picture was clear: Karol G had the closing-night history, Jack White had the surprise-set buzz, and the livestream had already turned both into at-home moments before Coachella returns on April 17. (timeout.com, consequence.net, justjared.com)