Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is fast approaching and people are getting anxious who next year's performers will be. The star-studded event is rumored to be headlined by the biggest names in R&B, Hip Hop, Indie Rock and EDM industry. Artists speculated to be performing onstage are Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, and Radiohead.
Coachella is an annual music and arts festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California and features art installations on the venue. Apart from that, there are numerous stages within the vicinity that hosts non-stop live music consecutively for three days. The festival is considered lucrative with more than 190,000 tickets sold in 2016 amounting to a gross of $84.3 million.
According to Esquire, Coachella 2017 will be Radiohead's third time playing in the event while Beyoncé made a surprise performance in 2010 with her husband Jay-Z. She also joined her sister Solange onstage in 2014. If the rumors were true, it will be Queen B's very first solo performance at Coachella, and who does not want to see her squeeze some Lemonade onstage. Kendrick Lamar is rumored to be front lining the show as well with his massive record hits.
Coachella 2016 was a success with artists Guns N' Roses, Calvin Harris and Soundsystem in the lineup. Attendees saw the Guns N' Roses reunion since 1993 with its co-founders Slash and Axl Rose. Moreover, Coachella 2016 lineup was huge; Ellie Goulding, Ice Cube, A$AP Rocky, Sufjan Stevens, Jack U, Sia, Lord Huron and much more. If the 2017 Coachella lineup is confirmed, with the rumored artists to headlining the event, people should expect an all-night party for the double weekender festival. There may also be a possibility of album releases and new song performances during the event.
Coachella's official announcement will settle all the rumors when they reveal the lineup in January 2017. HipHopDx says that the 2017 Coachella festival is scheduled to rock the Empire Polo Club this April 14-16 and April 21-23. Are you going to camp out next year and who do you want to see onstage?
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