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3 weeks ago | 
pressenterprise.com | Charlie Vargas |Dorothy Elder |Richard Guzman
The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival wrapped its final day on Sunday, April 20, but the festival’s bittersweet ending is less high school graduation and more summer break. While festival headliners won’t be returning like a graduating class would, there will be new incoming performers akin to the freshman, who will likely showcase what’s to come in next year’s best music. To commemorate the end of Coachella weekend two memories at the festival, our team put together a list of awards.
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3 weeks ago | 
mercurynews.com | Charlie Vargas |Dorothy Elder |Richard Guzman
The second weekend of the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival didn’t sell out, which means it didn’t exactly hit the 125,000 people capacity that the Empire Polo Club in Indio did last week. However, there was still a cluster of spaces full of people making their way around the festival. Whether they were waiting in line for food, the bathroom, walking in or out of the festival, or just making their way from one stage to another, our team was listening.
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3 weeks ago | 
sbsun.com | Charlie Vargas |Dorothy Elder |Richard Guzman
Coachella 2025: At the festival, there’s a brand activation for every need
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3 weeks ago | 
dailybreeze.com | Charlie Vargas |Dorothy Elder |Richard Guzman
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3 weeks ago | 
pressenterprise.com | Charlie Vargas |Dorothy Elder |Richard Guzman
Coachella 2025: Everything we overheard in the crowds during Weekend 2 From head scratching, to laugh out loud funny, these are the weekend two comments that we won't forget.
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3 weeks ago | 
sacbee.com | Charlie Vargas |Dorothy Elder |Richard Guzman
The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival kicked off its second weekend on Friday, April 18, with a more relaxed and toned-down version of last weekend’s Friday, with some similarities and differences. Lady Gaga delivered the same campy but fancy theatrical performance in the opera-esque house, with gothic art-pop undertones and passionate backup dancers. While the “Bad Romance” singer showcased her spectacular stage show, three reporters roamed the festival grounds.
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1 month ago | 
pressenterprise.com | Charlie Vargas |Holly Alvarado |Peter Larsen |Emily St. Martin
When the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival ends, there’s a bittersweet feeling similar to the emotions of saying goodbye to friends at a high school graduation. Fans at the festival’s first weekend at the Empire Polo Club got to see major headliners such as Lady Gaga, who for sure would’ve been a theater kid; the alt-punk rockers Green Day, who would hang out under the bleachers; and Post Malone, the guy who always knew where the parties were.
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1 month ago | 
ocregister.com | Charlie Vargas |Holly Alvarado |Peter Larsen |Emily St. Martin
Coachella 2025: We gave high school yearbook awards to the best and worst of Coachella Some of the festival's weekend one honorees included Clairo, Lady Gaga, Viagra Boys frontman Sebastian Murphy, Missy Elliott, and more.
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1 month ago | 
dailybreeze.com | Peter Larsen |Holly Alvarado |Charlie Vargas
Coachella 2025: Post Malone, Jennie, Megan Thee Stallion and Zedd among the highlights of Sunday in the desert
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1 month ago | 
ocregister.com | Peter Larsen |Holly Alvarado |Charlie Vargas
Post Malone didn’t bring out any country stars during his set on Sunday, but the influence of recent collaborators such as Morgan Wallen and Tim McGraw – and Malone’s love of the country genre in general – was clear in his headliner performance that closed out the first weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. He pulled about a third of his set from the 2014 album “F-1 Trillion,” which featured collaborations with Wallen, McGraw, Dolly Parton, Jelly Roll and more.
