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Coachella 2025 Features K-POP Idol Jennie in Spotlight on Stage

Coachella 2025 Features K-POP Idol Jennie in Spotlight on Stage

Coachella 2025 officially opened on April 11 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, United States. Headliners such as Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone, and Travis Scott drew global celebrities to this three-day music festival. This year’s Coachella lineup stood out for its genre diversity. Musicians ranging from rap superstar Megan Thee Stallion to K-POP idol Jennie, as well as children’s music icon Yo Gabba Gabba, performed on stage across a wide range of musical styles. The fashion styles of the celebrities attending Coachella varied greatly, from classic boho looks to desert disco vibes. Kylie Jenner was seen enjoying the sunshine at a full-party hosted by Sprout and Revolve near the festival site, wearing a yellow tight dress. Becky G and Tyra performed in bikini tops on an outdoor theater stage. Travis Barker and Machine Gun Kelly wore black bandanas to stay cool while watching Three 6 Mafia perform in a Sahara tent. Meanwhile, some artists canceled their performances at Coachella. Anita stated last month that she “was really looking forward to performing at this year’s Coachella, but was unable to attend due to unexpected personal reasons,” resulting in the cancellation of her scheduled performances on April 12 and 19. FKA Twigs also announced she was canceling her Coachella show because of “visa issues.” Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber appeared smiling brightly at Cardi B’s 818 Tequila Outpost during Coachella Weekend, marking the third year the outpost has been set up in the desert. Paris Hilton enjoyed the festival at the Absolut House of Cosmo, while Dylan Evanson had a great time at the Heineken House.

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