Coachella set-time guides live

Coachella’s Weekend 2 viewing guides are live, with stage-by-stage set times and YouTube channel assignments for April 17-19. (timeout.com) The official festival livestream runs across seven stages — Main Stage, Outdoor Theatre, Sahara, Mojave, Gobi, Yuma and Quasar — and Coachella says Weekend 2 streams started Friday, April 17, at 4 p.m. Pacific. (coachella.com) YouTube lists separate live feeds for each stage, plus a vertical “Quasar on Shorts” stream, and Coachella’s channel says viewers can watch April 17-19 with reminders set in advance. (youtube.com) The new guides turn Coachella’s schedule into a remote-viewing map: they match artists to exact clock times and tell viewers which stream to open when sets overlap. Variety’s guide also breaks the weekend out by day and channel. (variety.com) That matters because Coachella is running two festival weekends again in 2026 — April 10-12 and April 17-19 — and the second weekend often draws fans comparing changes in guests, set lists and timing from the first run. (coachella.com) Coachella’s own site has pushed viewers toward planning tools for weeks, telling fans to download the app, save artists and prepare for set times once they dropped. The YouTube stage pages also promote a personalized livestream schedule synced to a viewer’s time zone. (coachella.com; youtube.com) The festival has also expanded the at-home package around the live sets. Coachella’s livestream page says the broadcast includes seven simultaneous stage feeds, while the YouTube channel has been running Weekend 1 replays before switching to Weekend 2 live coverage. (coachella.com; youtube.com) For anyone not in Indio this weekend, the practical takeaway is simple: the schedule is no longer just a poster. It is now a minute-by-minute streaming grid, and the official feeds are already live. (timeout.com; coachella.com)