Coachella has announced Dua Lipa, Tame Impala and SZA as its 2027 headliners. The lineup, revealed November 11, brings the festival back to Indio for April 9–11 and April 16–18. Dua Lipa leads Friday, Tame Impala Saturday and SZA Sunday across the two weekends.
Source: TenthAvenueFreezeOut (formerly Theknine2) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped November 2024 archive photograph of Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour in Singapore. This is not Coachella 2027. The crop and thumbnail adaptation are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Madonna is also on the Friday bill, with the poster placing her in the dance tent. Zara Larsson, Steve Lacy, Jisoo, Diljit Dosanjh and Peggy Gou appear that day as well. Saturday brings Phoebe Bridgers, Weezer, Tiësto, Martin Garrix and Robyn, while Sunday includes Don Toliver, Kygo, Empire of the Sun and Four Tet.
The bill stretches beyond its headline names
Underworld and Måneskin are among the other Saturday acts. Caroline Polachek, MUNA and Tove Lo join Sunday’s programme. The poster also lists Daddy Yankee in a separate desert billing. These names give listeners plenty to explore before the festival publishes individual stage schedules. For the Friday headliner, our Dua Lipa catalogue offers a starting point for revisiting her songs.
Our earlier Coachella coverage followed Olivia Rodrigo’s response to Justin Bieber’s set and her appearance with Addison Rae. The new poster turns attention to next April’s programme. Elsewhere on the 2027 festival calendar, FKA twigs will curate Meltdown. Coachella’s daily list leaves the running order within each day for later; a Friday listing alone cannot show whether two acts will play at the same time.
Friday’s sale and the passes listed now
Coachella’s homepage sets the next pass sale for November 13 at noon Pacific time. The pass page currently marks standalone general admission and the general-admission four-pack as sold out. Checked on November 12, it lists a general-admission pass with a three-day shuttle at Tier 2 for $779, and a VIP pass at Tier 2 for $1,399, for either weekend. Service fees are included in those displayed prices.
The site says that tiers differ only in price. The category and its inclusions still matter: a shuttle bundle and a VIP pass offer different things even when both carry a Tier 2 label. Prices and availability can change, so the figures describe what the festival displayed before the Friday sale.
The official order information defines a festival pass as one wristband for all three days of the weekend purchased. It is valid for that particular weekend. Camping requires a festival pass as well as the camping purchase. Fans arranging both therefore need matching weekend details, rather than treating the two April dates as interchangeable. The festival’s homepage also links a YouTube livestream for both weekends and its 2027 app for building a personal lineup as further information arrives.
