BigBang and Iggy Pop on Day 3

Coachella’s last day in Indio closed with more than its headliner: BIGBANG returned to a major festival stage and Iggy Pop played his first Coachella set since 2003. (latimes.com) (consequence.net) Sunday was the final day of Weekend 1, held April 10-12 at the Empire Polo Club, with Karol G on the main stage, BIGBANG at the Outdoor Theatre at 10:30 p.m. Pacific time, and Iggy Pop at the Mojave tent at 7:10 p.m. (coachella.com) (consequence.net) BIGBANG’s set was billed as one of the night’s biggest draws opposite Karol G, and the group’s appearance marked a rare public performance slot years after its last full group stage run in 2017. (consequence.net) (setlist.fm) Iggy Pop’s return carried its own long arc. Consequence reported that Sunday was his first Coachella appearance since 2003, putting one of punk’s foundational performers back on the same bill as younger pop, rap and electronic acts. (consequence.net) That mix was built into the festival from the start of the 2026 rollout. Goldenvoice’s lineup announcement listed BIGBANG among the top names and included Iggy Pop deeper in a bill that also stretched from Justin Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter to The Strokes and Young Thug. (coachellavalley.com) Coachella also widened the audience beyond the desert. The festival said all seven stages would stream live on YouTube across both weekends, and Sunday’s published livestream schedule included both Iggy Pop and BIGBANG. (coachella.com) (consequence.net) The scheduling showed how much depth Sunday carried below the closing slot. The Los Angeles Times’ live coverage framed Day 3 around Karol G’s history-making headline set but kept tracking performances by FKA twigs, Foster the People and others through the night. (latimes.com) Weekend 2 runs April 17-19, with the same festival grounds, the same livestream setup and another Sunday where the biggest story may not be confined to the top line of the poster. (coachella.com 1) (coachella.com 2)