Kevin Bronson on April 7th, 2014

0

This will come as welcome news to anybody who was in the back two-thirds of the Gobi Tent for Rodriguez’s set at last year’s Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival: Organizers have moved the Do Lab stage and art installations to the Terrace area at the southern edge of the festival.

The Do Lab, celebrating its 10th year at Coachella, offers cutting-edge electronica, and increasingly over the life the festival, the stage’s bass-heavy music bled far across the Empire Polo Club from its station at the center of the grounds. The map that Goldenvoice released today situates the DoLab a glowstick toss (or three) from the Sahara Tent, with a food and beverage area in between. It’s also close to the Yuma Tent, which debuted last year as a small oasis for underground EDM as well.

It appears from the festival map above that there are more art installations in the center of the grounds this year.

Other maps, including parking and camping, are here.