Coachella drew to a close for the year on Sunday night, as artists played their final sets.
As the festival prepares to say goodbye until next year, here are the highlights from the third and final day of weekend two.
Doja Cat
Doja’s two performances at the festival have proved that the headliner title means nearly nothing. Her weekend two set featured five costume changes, an electric setlist, high energy choreography and consistent hits.
Like weekend one, the rapper once again brought out Tyga to perform their collaboration ‘Juicy’, and Rico Nasty to play their catchy hit ‘Tia Tamera’.
Kim Petras
Pop princess Kim Petras played the Mojave Stage on Sunday. Her 14-song set contained fan favourites such as ‘Coconuts’ and ‘Treat Me Like A S***’. Petras also performed a new song titled ‘Hit It From The Back‘ which is set to be released after the festival. The singer sported a leather co-ord with sneaker heels as she performed with back up dancers.
Due to unknown reasons, Petras had her weekend one livestream cut short by six songs. Fans tweeted in a fury at Coachella.
Karol G
Following the release of new her single ‘Provenza’ last week, Karol G took to the Coachella Stage. The singer surprised the audience with an appearance from fellow Colombian superstar J Balvin. The pair performed his hit single ‘Mi Gente’, which sent the crowd into a frenzy. Becky G also joined Karol G on stage, as the pair performed their single ‘MAMIII’.
The singer’s setlist also included the Latin medley that she performed at weekend one. The iconic medley consisted of songs such as ‘Macarena’, ‘Hips Don’t Lie’ and ‘Despacito’.
Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd
The headliners were 12 minutes early to the Coachella Stage, as they closed the festival with high energy. The hypnotic set which lasted around 55 minutes, contained non stop hits such as ‘Don’t You Worry Child’, ‘Save Your Tears’ and ‘I Can’t Feel My Face’. The headliners closed this years festival together with ‘Moth To A Flame’.
When will Coachella be back and who is performing?
Coachella will be back in 2023, with the desert festival usually taking place in late April.
Frank Ocean is confirmed to be headlining in 2023, after the chaos and rescheduling due to COVID. Ocean was due to perform at the cancelled 2020 Coachella, and was not able to make it to this years rescheduled festival.
More headliners and acts are to be released soon, as tickets are expected to go on sale in late May or early June.