Coachella Weekend 2: Livestream Guide, Set Times, and Last-Minute Tickets
Coachella Weekend 2: Livestream Guide, Set Times, and Last-Minute Tickets
Coachella’s Weekend 2 arrives with expanded livestreams, new performers, and a packed line-up. Learn set times, how to watch online, and how to grab last-minute tickets.
Coachella’s Weekend 2 is almost here, and fans are getting ready for a second desert chapter packed with big-name acts and new additions. The official YouTube stream lets viewers watch up to four performances at once, giving a front-row feel from home.
Last weekend brought a whirlwind of clashes and cancellations: Anyma’s anticipated Aeden debut was canceled after high winds, while Turnstile, The Strokes, Iggy Pop, Geese, Sabrina Carpenter and others drew huge crowds. This weekend promises relief on the schedule front, with new acts joining the bill and a broader slate of set times to plan around.
The biggest addition for Weekend 2 is Kacey Musgraves taking the Mojave Stage at 3 PM, replacing Jack White in that slot. Space on the Mojave tent should feel intimate and high-energy, with Musgraves bringing a different tempo to the desert lineup. The festival also unveils a newly expanded Quasar Stage lineup: Darco, Franky Rizardo and Armin van Buuren x Adam Beyer on Friday; Devault, Madeon, DJ Snake x RL Grime x Flosstradamus and DJ Snake x Knock2 on Saturday; and Linska, LP Giobbi and others rounding out the weekend.
If you’re heading to Indio or watching from afar, you’ll want to map out your day. Fans chasing a live experience can still multi-stream online to catch up to four performances at once, while those with last-minute tickets should monitor official channels for price drops and resale windows. While the on-site energy is unbeatable, the online option makes it possible to follow more acts without the festival’s inevitable schedule crunch.
Coachella 2026 runs April 17–19 in the desert, and Weekend 2 is shaping up to be another multi-stage, multi-venue spectacle that fans won’t forget.