You can catch some of Coachella’s biggest acts this year on their YouTube livestream.  

Confirmed live stream artists include Billie Eilish, Janelle Monáe, The 1975 and Wiz Khalifa. You can find the full list of artists who are being live-streamed on the Coachella YouTube.

It is yet to be announced if headliners Childish Gambino (Friday), Tame Impala (Saturday) and Ariana Grande (Sunday) will be live-streamed.

Set times have not yet been released, but are due to be announced this week. 

Other acts at the festival include Diplo, Juice WRLD, Anderson .Paak, Mac DeMarco, Maggie Rogers, Zedd, CHVRCHES and more.

Last year Beyoncé delivered a legendary performance, making her the first black woman to headline the festival and setting the bar ridiculously high for this year.

However news broke today that her sister Solange cancelled her Coachella performance across the two weekends due to “major production delays”.

Yesterday tragedy struck just one week before the festival when a stagehand died when setting up rigging. Local authorities confirmed they received a report about the “industrial accident” around 9pm on 6 April.

The festival, held over two weekends (April 12-14 and 19-21), is taking place in its traditional home in Indio, California.

Being the 20th Anniversary of the festival, it’s safe to assume this year is going to be a memorable one.

While Ariana Grande’s Sunday performance is guaranteed to draw massive crowds, don’t forget to check out some of the hidden gems at this year’s festival.

Coachella Weekend 1 is currently sold out, but you can still join the waiting list. There are limited tickets available for Weekend 2.

General admission passes cost $429, and if you’re feeling fancy, VIP passes are $999.

If you’re already anticipating the Coachella FOMO, take a look at why you’re maybe not missing out at much as you’d think.

You can find the full festival line-up here.

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