Coachella has unveiled its 2027 lineup, with Dua Lipa, Tame Impala and SZA confirmed as the three headliners for the festival’s return to Indio, California, across two weekends in April.
The announcement, made on Tuesday 10 November, ends weeks of speculation. Goldenvoice billed the 2027 edition as “the return to innocence”, and the poster confirms what TMZ had reported on 30 October: Lipa will headline Friday, Tame Impala will headline Saturday and SZA will close out Sunday on both weekends, 9–11 April and 16–18 April 2027.
Madonna takes the dance tent
The supporting bill is stacked. Madonna will perform a set in the dance tent on Friday night, which is headlined by Dua Lipa, while Daddy Yankee, described as the King of Reggaetón, receives top billing with a special production in the desert. Saturday’s lineup features Phoebe Bridgers, Weezer, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Robyn, Role Model, Måneskin and NCT, among others.
Sunday’s bill includes Don Toliver, Dom Dolla, Kygo, Empire of the Sun, Four Tet, The Neighbourhood, Becky G, BABYMONSTER, Remi Wolf, Tove Lo, Victoria Monét, Jorja Smith, the Avalanches and MUNA. Filipino group SB19 will also make their Coachella debut, according to reports.
First headline slot for all three
For Lipa, the booking is a career first. Her 2024 album Radical Optimism reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and featured production from Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker on many songs, but she has never appeared on the Coachella lineup before, having only performed as a guest during Martin Garrix’s set in 2017. Tame Impala returns as a headliner for a second time after topping the bill in 2019.
SZA had appeared to leak the headliners herself through her private Instagram earlier in the week, and she is also reported to have new music in progress, with a snippet filmed at a tropical beach location the first preview of solo material since February 2025. Passes go on sale on Friday 13 November at noon PT, and YouTube will livestream both weekends exclusively.
For fans, the wait is now for the ticket sale on Friday, when the first rush for passes will show just how much appetite there is for a lineup led by three first-time headliners.
