Justin Bieber rumoured to perform early hits at Coachella
Singer headlines Coachella 2026, teasing hits from 'My World' and iconic throwbacks for fans

Justin Bieber is set to headline the 2026 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, marking a major comeback for the pop superstar.
Fans have already taken to X with #bieberchella, as rumors swirl about the songs he’s rehearsed, potentially including hits from his debut album My World, such as Baby and One Less Lonely Girl.
The buzz began when Coachella locals shared sneak peeks of Bieber’s rehearsal sessions ahead of this weekend’s performances.
Shortly after, Buzzing Pop tweeted details of Bieber’s rehearsals, which reportedly included fan favourites like Sorry, All That Matters, Favorite Girl and covers like So Sick by Ne-Yo.
Songs Justin Bieber has been heard rehearsing for his #Coachella set:
— Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) April 8, 2026
• With You (Chris Brown cover)
• So Sick (Ne-Yo cover)
• Sorry
• Favorite Girl
• One Less Lonely Girl
• Baby
• All That Matters pic.twitter.com/arE0ockOa2
Meanwhile, old videos of Bieber covering Chris Brown’s With You resurface, fueling speculation that the track could also appear in his Coachella set.
We’re really losing ancient texts, because how do y’all not know that Justin Bieber got famous after covering this song 😭 https://t.co/Mnu2OOMoon pic.twitter.com/7SRfki4MmD
— jdb. (@_Jdbiebers) April 8, 2026
This marks the first time in Bieber’s two-decade long career that he will headline Coachella.
screaming, crying and throwing up pic.twitter.com/IFAp9VXC5e
— ann⭐︎ BIEBERCHELLA (@viciousbizzle) April 9, 2026
I’ve been a belieber for 16 years and I’m not attending bieberchella 😭 life isn’t fair
— sel (@wbkbieber) March 28, 2026
pic.twitter.com/HJdBtlgg0p
Just weeks prior, he performed an intimate, invite-only show at The Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles on March 29 — his first full performance in nearly four years. That set focused on his recent projects, SWAG and SWAG II, giving fans a preview of what to expect at Coachella.
I can’t believe I’m not going to Bieberchella to hear him perform the songs I’ve been listening to for 17 years now pic.twitter.com/RL20YpzSeC
— mirri (@honeyyydrew) April 8, 2026
Following the rehearsal rumours and setlist leaks, fans took to X to express excitement, reminiscing Bieber’s impact during their childhood years, particularly during the so-called Kidraul era, named after the star's first YouTube channel.
cara eu vou chorar mto kkkkkkk os hospitais vão ter q aumentar o estoque de soro esse bieberchella vai me fazer ficar internada pic.twitter.com/7ARduujpJV
— bibi (@jarianartist) April 8, 2026
Fans are also revisiting iconic early performances, including Bieber’s signature haircut, purple-and-white outfits, and Favorite Girl featuring longtime guitarist Dan Kanter.
e quando ele cantar essa no bieberchella pic.twitter.com/zLVj53pE0L
— thayane ™️ (@kidrauhlhive) April 9, 2026
Justin Bieber singing Heartless on the streets in 2009, this is how it all started pic.twitter.com/JVwRJEKFpp
— jdb. (@_Jdbiebers) April 6, 2026
Preparation for #BieberChella is already in full swing, with fans sharing photos of throwbacks, merchandise and outfits online.
Oh the girls are getting creative with their old merch for Bieberchella pic.twitter.com/iby9VMKtwG
— 🦉 (@IMY2JDB) March 31, 2026
Adding to the nostalgia, Bieber was recently spotted wearing a T-shirt featuring an image from his early YouTube covers.
el concepto de que justin haya usado esta camiseta y vaya a cantar sus covers que lo hicieron famoso en youtube y algunas de sus canciones antiguas para BIEBERCHELLA. ahora todo tiene sentido, el fin de semana sé que voy a estar emocional llorando MARES 😭 pic.twitter.com/DyTU8pumJF
— jaz (@biebsoul) April 8, 2026
Even his wife, Hailey Rhode Bieber, shared a behind-the-scenes look at his rehearsal on Instagram Stories, captioning it: “See you Saturday.”
Bieber will perform across both Coachella weekends, from April 10–12 and April 17–19. This year’s festival also features headliners Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G, and Anyma.



















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