Officially unveiled on January 16, this year’s celebrations include the likes of Lil Uzi Vert, Tyler, The Creator, DJ Snake, a reuniting No Doubt, and plenty more. Though despite the star power of those on stage, not everyone on social media is all too keen.
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Obviously, it’s worth taking this criticism with a grain of salt as you truly can’t please everyone and appeal to all music tastes. But even with that in mind, many seemingly took the announcement as a personal affront.
“Worst lineup of all time,”one displeased fan said on X(formerly Twitter) to which countless others agreed. “Gets worse year after year,”another chimed in.
“This gotta be the worst Coachella of all time,” beinganother similar sentimentechoed throughout the replies. “This is wack. I’m sorry, the headliners are so weak, especially Doja Cat.”
Though it wasn’t all completely negative. Some Lana Del Ray superfans were ecstatic to see their icon given a headline spot, while others were thrilled with the likes of LE SSERAFIM, Sabrina Carpenter, and many more high-profile acts.
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This year’sCoachella is scheduled to kick off on Friday, April 12 before winding down the last of its second-weekend performances on Sunday, April 21.
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