Coachella 2020 – Lineup, headliners, dates, tickets and prices

COACHELLA is once again maintaining its reputation as the coolest US music festival after revealing another epic line-up for 2020.

Travis Scott is set to headline the 21st annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival along with several other huge acts across two weekends in April.

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Who is in the line-up for Coachella 2019?

Rage Against the Machine (Friday), Travis Scott (Saturday) and Frank Ocean (Sunday) are the main headliners for both weekends in April when all the fun kicks off.

The festival will also see these amazing acts perform:

Friday

• Calvin Harris
• Run the Jewels
• Rex Orange County
• Megan Thee Stallion
• BIGBANG
• Big Sean
• City Girls
• Lewis Capaldi
• Charli XCX

Saturday

• Flume
• Thom Yorke
• Disclosure
• 21 Savage
• Danny Elfman
• DaBaby
• Summer Walker
• Swae Lee
• Koffee
• Roddy Ricch

Sunday

• Lana Del Rey
• Lil Uzi Vert
• Daniel Caesar
• FKA Twigs
• Marina
• Louis the Child
• Ari Lennox
• Fatboy Slim
• Lil Nas X

How can I get tickets for Coachella 2020?

Well, tickets for the first weekend (April 10-12) are already sold out.

But you can register to try and buy tickets for the second weekend (April 17-19) online .

Presale begins Monday, January 6, 2020, at 8pm GMT or 12pm Pacific Time, with prices starting at $429 (£328).

All the information you need can be found on the official Coachella website - .

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Where is Coachella 2020?

The annual music event is held in the Coachella Valley in the Riverside County city of Indio, near Palm Springs California.

It's technically a metropolitan area of LA, although the desert landscape certainly makes it seem barren.

The event has five different music stages, a giant food hall and a huge camping area with its own showers, wi-fi, toilets, stores, phone charging stations and more.

Around 500,000 people attend the festival every year.