How to Watch Coachella 2024 Online

Hear that? It’s music fans swarming the desert oasis of Indio, California, hoping to get good spots near the stage to watch their favorite artists perform. That’s right, Coachella is back for another year, with musicians headlining the festival for two weekends in a row! If you didn’t snag tickets, you’re not out of luck — you can stream the festival without worrying about what you’re going to wear and the sweltering heat. Follow our guide to find out how you can tune in online.

This year, Coachella and YouTube have partnered to bring audiences both in-person and at home to the annual music festival. This is good news for anyone who’s saving money because you don’t need a YouTube Premium subscription to watch. All you need is a device to access the Coachella YouTube channel and to make sure you play the livestream. For the very first time, YouTube is also introducing its multiview feature for Coachella 2024, allowing fans to watch multiple performances on one screen. There will be six livestream stages, so you’re not beholden to one stage the entire time.

The first weekend of Coachella starts on April 12 at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. ET and ends on April 14 after the last performance of the day. The second weekend will be April 19-21. Coachella will repeat the livestream lineup from each day after that final set ends until the next day’s livestream begins, so fans don’t miss a single second.

Here’s where you can watch Coachella 2024:

• YouTube

One of the biggest draws of Coachella is the artist lineup. With two full weekends of nonstop performances, you’re going to see a ton of artists — both familiar and new. International artists will also make an appearance, inviting more music fans from around the world to either watch the livestream or fly to California for the festival. Some headliners include Lana Del Rey; Doja Cat; Tyler, The Creator; Hatsune Miku; YOASOBI; ATEEZ; and LE SSERAFIM.

Check out the schedule and lineup below:

Since Coachella 2024 will have a YouTube livestream, you can watch either on the big or small screen. Devices like Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast include a YouTube app, granting you access to the music festival. You can also visit the YouTube web page and tune in from your PC or smartphone.

Music is universal, meaning your chance at watching your favorite artists perform on stage isn’t just at Coachella. If you love country music, the Academy of Country Music Awards (ACM Awards), will take place on May 16 this year, inviting the genre’s top artists to perform and celebrate the best songs and albums. For K-pop fans, K-CON makes its annual return with performances from both new and older generations of boy and girl groups. The concert will take place July 26-28 and will most certainly be livestreamed.

Past events that took place earlier in the year were, of course, the Grammys, the iHeartRadio Music Awards, and the CMT Music Awards. So if you’re sad you didn’t tune in to those, make sure to check when they return in 2025.