Coachella’s weekend two map
Coachella published a weekend-two schedule with headliners including Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Karol G and The Strokes, while surprise guest appearances—reported to include Will Ferrell and Maddie Ziegler—kept the festival culturally visible. The event continues to function as both a talent-networking moment and a real-time style reference for global audiences. (pitchfork.com) (rollingstone.com)
Coachella posted its weekend-two set times on April 15, locking in the festival’s second three-day run for April 17 to 19 in Indio, California. (coachella.com) The updated schedule keeps Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Karol G and The Strokes among the biggest names on the bill for weekend two, according to the published stage map and set-time grid. (coachella.com) Pitchfork reported that weekend two also adds Kacey Musgraves, while Southern California News Group reported that DJ Rezz canceled and no replacement was named for Not for Radio. (yahoo.com) (dailynews.com) The set-time release lands after weekend one turned Coachella into a rolling guest-spot showcase, with Rolling Stone listing Will Ferrell, Maddie Ziegler and Huntr/x among the surprise appearances that helped drive coverage between sets. (rollingstone.com) Other outlets tracking weekend one said Sabrina Carpenter brought out Will Ferrell and Susan Sarandon, while Karol G’s headlining set included Becky G, Mariah Angeliq and Wisin. (thefader.com) (forbes.com) That pattern has made the weekend-two map more than a timetable: it is also a planning document for fans, livestream viewers and industry guests trying to predict where the next cameo might land. Beatportal reported that Coachella’s weekend-two livestream begins at 4 p.m. on April 17 and again includes multiple stage feeds plus Coachella TV. (beatportal.com) Coachella’s own schedule page doubles as the festival’s traffic system, sorting performances by day, stage and hour across the Empire Polo Club grounds. That matters at a festival where overlapping sets can force choices between headliners, dance tents and smaller-stage debuts. (coachella.com) The second weekend also extends the life of weekend one’s most visible moments. BrooklynVegan reported that weekend two’s stream will carry acts including The Strokes, FKA twigs, David Byrne, Lykke Li and Clipse, giving artists another shot at a global audience beyond the desert. (brooklynvegan.com) For now, the clearest read on Coachella’s next three days is the official map itself: who plays, on which stage, and how much room the schedule leaves for one more unannounced entrance. (coachella.com)
