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28 August 2026

Coachella 2026 YouTube livestream schedule: full weekend 1 channel times

Watch Coachella 2026 from home using the full weekend 1 YouTube channel schedule and practical viewing tips

Coachella 2026 YouTube livestream schedule: full weekend 1 channel times

The Coachella 2026 livestream returns with a multi-channel lineup for weekend 1, making it easy to enjoy the desert festival from your living room. If you plan to tune in remotely, think of this as Couchella — a home-friendly version of the event that runs across seven dedicated YouTube channels, each covering a different stage. This guide lays out the entire weekend 1 roster in Pacific Daylight Time (PDT), highlights the major headliners, and offers timing advice so you don’t miss the performances you care about.

Streaming begins on Friday, April 10, 2026, and runs through Sunday, April 12, 2026, with nightly rebroadcasts of the full lineup for viewers in other time zones. Note that some on-site set times differ from the channel feeds: always check the official livestream schedule in addition to the festival’s on-site lineup. For example, an artist listed on the festival grounds earlier in the day may not appear on the stream until the corresponding channel goes live later in the afternoon.

How the streams are organized and how to watch

Each of the seven channels mirrors a physical stage and streams in sequence throughout the day. The platforms to follow are the Coachella Stage (Main Stage), Outdoor Theatre, Sahara, Mojave, Gobi, Sonora, and Quasar. Three channels — Coachella Stage, Outdoor Theatre, and Sahara — stream in 4K for viewers who want higher resolution. After the live runs end, the channels typically rebroadcast the entire day starting around midnight, so if you miss a set you can often catch it later that night or the following morning.

Weekend 1 full schedule (Pacific Daylight Time)

Coachella Stage

Friday, April 10: 5:30 PM Teddy Swims, 7:00 PM The xx, 9:05 PM Sabrina Carpenter, 12:00 AM Anyma Presents ÆDEN. Saturday, April 11: 5:30 PM Addison Rae, 7:00 PM Giveon, 9:00 PM The Strokes, 11:25 PM Justin Bieber. Sunday, April 12: 4:00 PM Tijuana Panthers, 4:45 PM Wet Leg, 6:10 PM Major Lazer, 7:50 PM Young Thug, 9:55 PM Karol G. These are the marquee streams for the weekend and include the three headline performances to watch live.

Outdoor Theatre and Sahara highlights

The Outdoor Theatre channel features Friday acts like 4:00 PM Dabeull, 5:20 PM Lykke Li, 6:40 PM Dijon, and late sets from 8:05 PM Turnstile and 10:35 PM Disclosure. Saturday and Sunday continue with names such as 5:10 PM Alex G and 10:20 PM David Byrne on Saturday, and 5:15 PM Clipse and 10:30 PM Bigbang on Sunday. The Sahara channel skewers toward electronic and DJ-driven sets: Friday includes 4:00 PM Youna and 12:05 AM Sexyy Red, while Saturday features 9:10 PM Rezz and 10:30 PM Adriatique, and Sunday offers 6:10 PM Duke Dumont and 10:45 PM Kaskade.

Mojave, Gobi, Sonora and Quasar channel lineups

The Mojave channel mixes rock and alt with electronic flavors: Friday brings 4:15 PM Bini and 8:10 PM Moby, followed by Saturday’s 4:00 PM Jack White (note: some on-site start times differ from stream timing) and 10:15 PM Interpol, and Sunday’s 8:45 PM FKA twigs. The Gobi channel opens Friday with 4:00 PM Bob Baker Marionettes and features Saturday sets like 5:10 PM Luísa Sonza and 9:00 PM BIA, while Sunday includes 9:05 PM The Rapture. The Sonora stage spotlights emerging and indie acts across the weekend, and Quasar hosts DJ-heavy programs including Friday’s 5:00 PM Tiga and Sunday’s 8:00 PM Fatboy Slim.

Headliners and viewing tips

The three weekend headliners to prioritize are 9:05 PM PT Friday Sabrina Carpenter, 11:25 PM PT Saturday Justin Bieber, and 9:55 PM PT Sunday Karol G. If you want to optimize your at-home experience, pick the channels for the acts you most want to see and keep a second tab open on YouTube for any overlapping sets. Remember that each channel will generally replay the full day starting around midnight, which is useful if you miss a live appearance or want to watch the set again in full.

Finally, treat the rebroadcast windows as a safety net: the channels often loop the day from late night into morning so you can catch performances on your schedule. Bookmark the official Coachella YouTube hub and the individual stage channels to jump straight to the feed, and set reminders for the headline times listed above to avoid surprises.

Author

Beatrice Beretta

Beatrice Beretta, based in Bologna, first noted routes one night under the portico of San Luca: since then she has coordinated columns on urban travel. In the newsroom she promotes reporting on sustainable mobility and carries a pocket map of Bologna's alleys as a professional talisman.