Coachella 2024 Lineup: K-POP Edition
by Radhika Takei
Update:
- Coachella 2024’s K-Pop Lineup
- Coachella 2024 K-POP Schedule
- What K-POP Groups are Going to Coachella?
- Coachella K-POP: A History
- Past Coachella K-POP Performances
- About Coachella
- Who Headlined Coachella 2023?
- When do Coachella Set Times Come Out?
Thumbnail: Blackpink Coachella 2023 by @aanglerrr (aang) (CC BY 4.0)
Coachella 2024’s K-Pop Lineup
Coachella 2024 Dates:
Week1: April 12-14
Week2: April 19-21
Spread across two weekends in April, each lineup boasts a dynamic mix of headliners and rising stars. ATEEZ and world famous DJ, Peggy Gou will grace the stage on April 12 & 19, while LE SSERAFIM will captivate audiences on April 13 & 20 alongside headliner Tyler, the Creator. Indie rock band The Rose will be closing the festival on April 14 & 21, sharing the spotlight with headliner Doja Cat.
Coachella 2024 K-POP Schedule
K-POP Group | Dates | Day |
|---|---|---|
ATEEZ | April 12 | Friday |
Peggy Gou | April 12 | Friday |
LE SSERAFIM | April 13 | Saturday |
The Rose | April 14 | Saturday |
ATEEZ | April 19 | Friday |
Peggy Gou | April 19 | Friday |
LE SSERAFIM | April 20 | Saturday |
The Rose | April 21 | Sunday |
What K-POP Groups are Going to Coachella?
ATEEZ
LE SSERAFIM
The Rose
Peggy Gou
Coachella has starstruck their lineup, embracing the electrifying energy of the Korean wave that fans have eagerly awaited.
This January, Coachella's official social media channels unveiled that the lineup has opened its stages to welcome ATEEZ, LE SSERAFIM, The Rose, and Peggy Gou solidifying K-pop's presence on the festival's stage.
Following BLACKPINK's groundbreaking performance last year, ATEEZ's historic debut as the first K-pop boy group at Coachella marks another milestone for the genre.
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Coachella K-POP: A History
Past Coachella K-POP Performances
If we trace back to K-pop idols who brought glory to the Coachella stage, seven K-pop idols have previously graced the festival, exploring fame and marking their debut.
Who was the First K-POP Group to Perform at Coachella?
EE (Yun-joung Lee & Hyun-joon Lee) were the first Korean group to be invited to Coachella. BLACKPINK was the first K-pop group to headline the festival.
Coachella 2011
EE(Yun-joung Lee & Hyun-joon Lee), a South Korean duo, went down in history as the inaugural Korean music act on April 16, 2011.
Coachella 2016
Epik High was the next group from Korea to grace the Coachella stage. The Hip hop trio delivering a setlist featuring hits like "Born Hater" and "Kill This Love."
Coachella 2019
Celebrating the BLACKPINK Coachella vibe, they went down in history as the first K-pop girl group to attend Coachella in 2019. HYUKOH and Jambinai also participated in the festival, performing on different dates.
Coachella 2022
The 2022 Coachella's first weekend was transformed into a K-pop haven. After six years, second-generation girl group 2NE1 graced the stage as a complete quartet, fulfilling their devoted Blackjacks' dreams. Leader CL kicked off the solo performance before reuniting with fellow members Dara, Bom, and Minzy.
Epik High, six years after their Coachella debut, made history as the first Korean group to return.
88rising’s top stars took center stage, like Singer-songwriter BIBI, and iconic rapper Yoon Mirae who came together for a rendition of "The Weekend."
The heartthrob Jackson Wang swooned the audience with his spectacular stage energy, also marking as the first Chinese musician to enthrall the main Coachella stage.
Last but not least, fourth-generation K-pop girl group aespa made their first US live conquering audiences' and fans’ hearts with their electrifying set featuring "aenergy," "Black Mamba," "Savage," and "Next Level."
Coachella 2023
BLACKPINK made history again by becoming the first K-pop group to headline Coachella.
About Coachella
Coachella, one of the top players in music festivals worldwide, was co-founded in 1999 by both Paul Tollett and Rick Van Santen. Officially known as the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, it is annually held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. It's also more of a cultural marvel that combines various genres like rock, hip hop, electronic dance music (EDM), and indie, alongside stunning art installations and sculptures.
Who Headlined Coachella 2023?
The highly anticipated participation lineup for 2024 Coachella is roaring high, just as much as fans witnessed BLACKPINK create history at Coachella 2023. They rose as the first K-pop band to headline the music festival along with Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny, Frank Ocean, and Blink 182.
The quartet, Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa, delivered to their fans dressed in black-and-pink performances singing their chart toppers Kill This Love," "Pink Venom," "How You Like That," finishing with the feisty “BOOMBAYA.”
When do Coachella Set Times Come Out?
In 2022 the hourly Coachella schedule was released on the day or the day before the Festival date. Based on that, for 2024 fans can expect the Coachella 2024 schedule to be released on April 11 or 12.
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