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Justin Bieber and Rising Star Sabrina Carpenter Will Top the Bill at Coachella Next Year

Coachella Stage
The talented singer Sabrina Carpenter will make a notable comeback to Coachella two years since premiering her breakout song “Espresso” back in 2024.

The young artist Sabrina Carpenter, global superstar Justin Bieber, and Latin sensation Karol G are announced as the top-billed artists for next year’s Coachella festival.

This marks the inaugural occasion that each of these musicians are leading the show, which is held in the arid landscapes of Indio in front of around 250,000 attendees.

Rounding out the lineup consist of soulful singer Teddy Swims, emerging group Katseye, UK rapper Central Cee, and CMAT.

Coachella takes place at the Empire Polo Club and has been running since 2002, spanning two weekends.

Coachella Dates
The 2026 edition takes place from the second weekend of April and the following weekend.

Carpenter is set to perform the first day, followed by Bieber and Karol G closing Saturday and Sunday in that order.

A number of British acts are also included, such as electronic duo Disclosure, indie band Wet Leg, Lambrini Girls, Little Simz, and FKA Twigs.

Passes are not currently on sale, though interested attendees can register for pre-sale.

The festival ranks among one of the biggest music festivals globally, thanks to its impressive line-up and reputation for drawing a A-list gathering.

Last year, Hollywood star Timothee Chalamet and partner Jenner were seen on the grounds, along with Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber.

The 2025 lineup included top-tier artists such as Lady Gaga, Charli XCX, Travis Scott, Post Malone, and Green Day.

Some complaints regarding a new reservation system for campers, which was blamed for massive tailbacks near the venue.

Keywords: Pop Music, Live Events, Coachella
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