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Coachella is almost here, and it isn’t too late to snag tickets to the famed festival.
Lana del Rey, Doja Cat, Tyler, the Creator and No Doubt will headline this year’s three-day music festival, which will return to its home at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, Calif. on the weekends of April 12-14 and April 19-21. While tickets on the Coachella website, which went on sale in early January, are sold out tickets are still available on resale sites such as Stubhub, VividSeats, Seat Geek and Ticketmaster.
In fact, tickets actually appear to be selling for only marginally marked up prices on resale sites compared to the general onsale on Coachella’s website. While resale sites almost always sell tickets at significantly marked up prices, the same doesn’t tend to be the case with weekend events like Coachella, likely because festival-goers prefer to have their tickets secured weeks or months in advance. But people who live in the area, or are prone to spontaneity, can save a lot of money by buying tickets only a week or so before the festival.
Also on the lineup are Peso Pluma, Blur, J Balvin, Ice Spice, Sublime, Lil Uzi Vert, Grimes, Victoria Monet, Jon Batiste, Bleachers, Justice, Deftones and Lil Yachty, with big looks for rising artists like Bizarrap, Khruangbin and others.
If you aren’t able to attend the festival in person, you can stream performances online. YouTube returns this year as the exclusive livestream partner for both Coachella weekends on the festival’s official YouTube channel.
Check out more of the best 2024 music festivals here, and check out our roundups of the best festival essentials and clear stadium bags so you’re fully prepped for the weekend.
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