Disclosure’s Coachella clip

Disclosure posted “Latch” from its April 10 Coachella set as a standalone YouTube video within days of the festival, pulling one song out of a full Outdoor Theatre performance. (youtube.com) The clip is labeled “Live from Coachella 2026” and describes the performance as a replay from Friday, April 10, at Coachella’s Outdoor Theatre. Coachella’s official channel was also running Weekend 1 replays ahead of the Weekend 2 livestream on Friday, April 17. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) Disclosure’s full April 10 set in Indio included 14 songs, with “Latch” near the end and “Talk” featuring Khalid after it, according to the fan-maintained setlist archive Setlist.fm. Coachella’s published livestream schedule had Disclosure booked for the Outdoor Theatre at 10:35 p.m. on April 10. (setlist.fm) (coachella.com) Coachella and YouTube have built a system for this kind of packaging in 2026. Google said this year’s festival would stream seven stages live on YouTube, while YouTube’s news blog said “Coachella TV” would run 24/7 and add performance highlights after each weekend. (blog.google) (blog.youtube) That setup turns a three-day livestream into a library of searchable clips tied to one artist, one song, and one festival moment. On Coachella’s YouTube Music channel, other 2026 uploads follow the same pattern, including single-song videos from Tijuana Panthers, flowerovlove, Duke Dumont, and Suicidal Tendencies. (youtube.com) “Latch” is the obvious candidate for that treatment. The song was Disclosure’s breakout single from 2012, featured Sam Smith before Smith’s debut album, and remains one of the duo’s best-known tracks in streaming and live sets. (youtube.com) (setlist.fm) The timing also lines up with how Coachella now programs its online audience between weekends. The official channel told viewers to watch Weekend 1 replays and then return for Weekend 2 streams starting April 17 at 4 p.m. Pacific, giving clips like “Latch” a second life while the festival is still in progress. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2) A festival set used to disappear once the crowd went home. In 2026, one song can be cut out, titled for search, and recirculated before the next weekend even starts. (blog.youtube) (youtube.com)