Dua Lipa, SZA and Australian psychedelic pop project Tame Impala will headline the 2027 edition of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, following the official unveiling of the festival’s lineup on November 10. The event will return to the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, across two weekends, April 9 to 11 and April 16 to 18, 2027. According to the Los Angeles Times and ABC News, Dua Lipa will headline Friday, Tame Impala will take Saturday’s top billing, while SZA will close the festival on Sunday. The announcement brings together three influential acts spanning contemporary pop, alternative music and R&B.
The wider programme features an extensive mix of established performers and emerging names, including Madonna, Phoebe Bridgers, Weezer, Don Toliver, JISOO, Zara Larsson, Steve Lacy, Peggy Gou, Kehlani, Robyn, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Måneskin, Becky G and Jorja Smith. Madonna is billed for a special appearance in the Dance Tent, while Puerto Rican reggaeton star Daddy Yankee receives a separate performance billing under the title “In the Desert”. Electronic music duo Justice will also make their Bunker debut with Blinded by the Lights. The breadth of the programme reflects Coachella’s continuing approach of bringing together global pop acts, alternative performers, electronic music pioneers and artists from different cultural backgrounds.
Scheduled for April 2027, the festival will once again take place at the Empire Polo Club, a venue that has become synonymous with large-scale live music and the international festival experience. Organisers have confirmed that passes will go on sale on November 13, with YouTube returning as the exclusive livestream partner for its 15th consecutive year. The platform will provide audiences unable to attend in person with access to performances across both weekends. With its combination of major headliners, special appearances and a wide-ranging international bill, Coachella 2027 is positioning itself as another significant gathering on the global live music calendar.
