Coachella 2025: Ticket prices, single-day passes, lineup, and everything you need to know

Coachella is making its comeback next year, with details about the performances gaining widespread attention.

Coachella is set to return next year, and several details about the performances have recently gone viral across various platforms. According to the official website, fans will need to pay between $599 and $1,399 to attend the event.  

The festival will take place over six days, spread across two weekends. The first weekend is scheduled for April 11 to April 13, while the second will run from April 18 to April 20 at the Empire Polo Club in California.  

Among the performers is Lady Gaga, marking her second appearance at Coachella since 2017. The Manhattan native expressed her excitement about participating in the event, sharing her thoughts via X (formerly Twitter).  

"I've had a vision I've never been able to fully realize at Coachella for reasons beyond our control but I wanted to come through for music fans. I have been wanting to go back and to do it right, and I am," wrote the American Horror Story star.  

Additionally, Travis Scott confirmed his participation through an Instagram post on November 21, 2024, sharing a poster of the event featuring his name at the bottom.  

Lady Gaga will serve as one of the headliners for two days. Coachella's official social media pages have already shared the lineup of artists who will perform at the event.  

With only a few months until the festival, organizers have revealed the full lineup of rappers and singers set to take the stage. Alongside Lady Gaga, the other two headliners will be Green Day and Charli XCX.

In an Instagram post on Thursday, Coachella revealed that additional sets will feature Benson Boone, GloRilla, Artemas, Chris Lorenzo, Glixen, and others. Megan Thee Stallion is also confirmed to perform.

The lineup also includes several well-known names such as Ty Dolla Sign, Keshi, Jessie Murph, FKA Twigs, Three 6 Mafia, Zedd, Jennie, Shaboozey, and many more.