Coachella 2018, Weekend 2: Tributes to Avicii and other scenes from Friday
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There were tributes to the late Avicii, as the desert cranked up the heat for the second weekend of Coachella.
There were tributes to the late Avicii, as the desert cranked up the heat for the second weekend of Coachella.
Playing a show between their appearances at Coachella, the U.K.’s Django Django and New Orleans’ Tank & the Bangas blurred some genres on a fun night at the Fonda.
With several larger-than-life art installations this year, Coachella 2018 expanded the festival beyond music and truly became also an artistic experience.
Sister duo Ibeyi delivered memorable moments on a Sunday featuring A Perfect Circle, Portugal. The Man, Cuco, FIDLAR, Snail Mail, Magic Giant, LP and the Delirians
Angel Olsen regaled fans at the sold-out El Rey Theatre with songs and lively banter on Tuesday night.
Eminem and Migos delivered the hits to put a wrap on Weekend 1 of Coachella on a Sunday that Kamasi astonished and Princess Nokia, Cardi B, DeJ Loaf and Noname each rapped up their own little storms.
Sister trio Haim proved the perfect lead-in for Beyoncé while other Coachella fare ranged from mental (David Byrne) to metal (X Japan) — with a Cherry Glazerr on top.
Queen Bey’s spectacle was the cherry on the top of a Saturday full of rock (Angel Olsen), house (Busy P), funk (Chic), R&B (Jorja Smith), craziness (BROCKHAMPTON) and other assorted Zhu-ology.
St. Vincent, Kelela and the Regrettes delivered powerful performances on a Coachella 2018 opening day where the Weeknd shined, the War on Drugs went big and SZA sizzled.
Tank & the Bangas, Perfume Genius and Moses Sumney get things rolling Weekend 1 of Coachella with strong performances in the tents.