The upcoming edition of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, slated for April 12-14 and 19-21, will introduce a fresh addition: the Quasar stage. This new stage promises elongated three-hour sets, a departure from the usual festival format. Goldenvoice, the Los Angeles-based promoter, unveiled this exciting development on Monday. While specifics regarding the stage’s whereabouts and performance schedules remain undisclosed, the lineup boasts an array of international DJs, music producers, and composers.
In a similar vein, February saw organizers unveil plans to expand and relocate the EDM-focused Sahara Tent. The revamped structure spans an impressive 320 feet and will now sit between Avenue 51 and Polo Road, positioned south of its previous spot and closer to the blue path parking area.
Both weekends’ lineups are incredible. From some rare and exciting B2B’s to Michael Bibi’s return to Coachella. Having these acts be announced less than a month out is something only Coachella could do. These artists alone would be an outstanding festival anywhere else in the world. An Eric Prydz x Anyma could sell tens of thousands of tickets thanks to the incredible demand for these superstar electronic acts. RÜFÜS DU SOL, who will perform as a DJ set, have sold tens of thousands of tickets in just one city before.
Coachella is only the beginning for Bibi, after recently overcoming cancer, now in remission – the demand for Michael Bibi has never been stronger. The exciting news is the tip of the iceberg, following the announcement of Bibi’s “One Life” World Tour. The tour will propel Michael across the globe, including a historic homecoming performance at Finsbury Park, set to be the largest electronic event held in London to date.
The Quasar lineup for both Coachella weekends
Weekend 1
- Friday, April 12: Honey Dijon, Green Velvet
- Saturday, April 13: Michael Bibi
- Sunday, April 14: Jamie XX, Floating Points and Daphni
Weekend 2
- Friday, April 19: RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ Set)
- Saturday, April 20: Eric Prydz, Anyma
- Saturday, April 21: Diplo, Mau P
