Sabrina Carpenter: three live clips

Coachella’s YouTube channel broke Sabrina Carpenter’s Friday headlining set into three separate live uploads this weekend instead of posting one full replay. (youtube.com) The clips are “Espresso,” “Sugar Talking” and “House Tour,” and each video description says the performance was recorded on the Main Stage on Friday, April 10, 2026. Search results for the videos show “Espresso” at 3:06, “Sugar Talking” at 3:04 and “House Tour” at 5:46. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) (youtube.com 3) The uploads appeared on April 11, one day after Carpenter’s Weekend 1 performance in Indio, California. Search snippets showed “Espresso” at 117,316 views about three hours after posting, while “House Tour” showed 4,248 views about 14 minutes after posting and “Sugar Talking” was newly live with no views listed in the first minute. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) (youtube.com 3) Coachella’s official livestream page says the 2026 festival is streaming on YouTube across seven stages on April 10-12 and April 17-19, and it promises fans they can “Relive the Highlights” on demand. The festival’s artist hub also tells performers to share “bite-sized, vertical moments” and credits YouTube as the distribution partner for clips. (coachella.com 1) (coachella.com 2) That framing helps explain why the Carpenter uploads arrived as song-level videos. Individual tracks are easier to surface in search, easier to circulate on social platforms, and easier for fans to replay than a full festival set that runs close to an hour. (coachella.com) (youtube.com) (youtube.com) (youtube.com) The song choices also map onto different parts of Carpenter’s current catalog. Fan-compiled setlists for April 10 list “House Tour” as the opener, “Sugar Talking” as a live debut, and “Espresso” near the end of the set. (setlist.fm) (usatoday.com) Carpenter returned to Coachella in 2026 as a headliner after appearing at the festival in 2024. Coachella’s lineup page lists the 2026 festival dates as April 10-12 and April 17-19, and entertainment coverage published on April 11 described her April 10 slot as a headlining performance. (coachella.com) (lofficielusa.com) For fans who missed the livestream, the result is a partial replay package rather than a full-set archive. For Coachella and YouTube, it is a clean, track-by-track way to keep a headline performance circulating after the desert lights go down. (coachella.com) (youtube.com)