Dates and K-pop Lineup of Coachella 2025

Coachella 2025 will run over two consecutive weekends: April 11-13 and April 18-20. The K-pop artists will perform on the following dates:

• Lisa (Blackpink member): Fridays – April 11 and April 18
• Enhypen: Saturdays – April 12 and April 19
• Jennie (Blackpink member): Sundays – April 13 and April 20
• XG: Sundays – April 13 and April 20, sharing performance days with Jennie

How to Watch Coachella 2025 Stages

Music fans worldwide can experience Coachella through the festival’s official YouTube stream, which will broadcast performances across all stages for both weekends. According to Coachella’s streaming guidelines, viewers watching on televisions can utilize a multiview feature allowing simultaneous viewing of up to four different stages.

For those attending in person, tickets remain available through Coachella’s official website, with various package options including general admission, VIP experiences, and camping accommodations.

Anticipated K-pop Performances of Coachella 2025

While official K-pop setlists haven’t been announced, fan communities are speculating about potential performance lineups:

Lisa is expected to showcase tracks from her debut solo album “Alter Ego,” along with her breakout singles including “Money” which achieved significant international chart success.

Jennie will likely perform from her debut album “Ruby,” featuring tracks such as “JENNIE,” “Start a War,” “Handlebars,” “With the IE (Way Up),” “Extra L,” “Mantra,” “Love Hangover,” “ZEN,” and “Twin.”

Enhypen, the seven-member boy group formed through the survival show I-LAND, will presumably perform their latest hits along with fan favorites from their extensive discography since their 2020 debut.

XG, the seven-member Japanese girl group known for their hip-hop influenced sound, is anticipated to deliver their signature high-energy performances featuring their breakthrough tracks.

Additional Headliners

The K-pop contingent joins an impressive roster of global musical talent headlining Coachella 2025, including Lady Gaga, Tyla, Travis Scott, Charli XCX, Green Day, Japanese Breakfast, Post Malone, Megan Thee Stallion, Snow Strippers, Ty Dolla $ign, Dixon x Jimi Jules, and Boris Brejcha.

This lineup represents one of the most significant K-pop presences at Coachella in the festival’s history, highlighting the genre’s continuing global influence and mainstream acceptance in Western music markets.

Industry experts note that featuring multiple K-pop acts across different days demonstrates how deeply Korean pop music has penetrated international festival circuits, evolving from novelty appearances to established, anticipated performances.