WATCH: Coachella 2025 Live Stream [Day 3 – Weekend 1 – Sunday, April 13]

Two days down, and Coachella 2025 – Day 3 – Weekend 1 is upon us! It’s been a memorable weekend so far for those in attendance – and also for those of us watching from home. A staple of music and culture, one of the biggest music festivals in North America, if not the entire world, took flight in Indio, California. Making its grand return to the Empire Polo Club grounds for back-to-back weekends, Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 2025 is also delivering a multi-channel live stream, including the newly launched Quasar stage.

Weekend one spans from Friday, April 11 through Sunday, April 13, while Weekend two runs from Friday, April 18 through Sunday, April 20. For those unable to attend the annual festivities in person, be sure to tune into all the desert action through the annual “Couchella” live stream broadcast. Each of the channels will offer a rebroadcast following the conclusion of each stage per day, including some unaired earlier recorded performances.

Coachella 2025 – Day 2 – Weekend 1 highlights included:

• Charli XCX had complete control over the Coachella crowd at the Coachella stage. Owning the sunset timeslot, the high-energy, clubby set had those in attendance moving like no other. The crowd roars, screaming along to the lyrics, and completely under Charli’s spell, it was clear who the BRAT of the weekend was. Charli wowed with special guests Troye Sivan for their “Talk Talk” remix, Lorde for “Girl so confusing” remix, and of course, Billie Eilish for their GRAMMY-nominated smash-collab, “Guess.”
• Alok dominated the Sahara tent with a 4:10pm set time, and he absolutely destroyed the place. Alok’s set undoubtedly earns a place among the top Coachella sets of the week. Filled to the brim, the crowd was moving and grooving along to Alok’s set, all while mesmerized by his on-stage art, concluding the show with the inspiring and important message in a world of growing AI: “Keep Art Human.” He also surprised attendees by bringing out special guests Zeeba and Ava Max to perform their hit song “Car Keys.”
• Above & Beyond at the Outdoor Theatre: The UK-based trio responsible for prominent electronic labels Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep, delivered a top-tier 1-hour set. Including only a fraction of their biggest hits – and trust us, they’ve really got a lot of them – and some new music from their forthcoming Bigger Than All Of Us album due July 20, the ensemble was memorable from start to finish.
• Barry Can’t Swim x 2manydjs x salute drawing a massive crowd at Quasar and putting together a near perfect set for the desert. The stunning visuals complemented the intricate stage design. With each day there’s a Quasar experience, we’ve loving it more and more.   
• Green Day at the Coachella Stage was a nostalgic performance that brought joy to the crowd and those watching at home. Billie Joe Armstrong sounded great live, as was delivered a solid performance from the band. Green Day brought up a fan, Brooke, during “Know Your Enemy,” to sing the bridge, and also during their encore, “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life),” a different fan from the crowd was brought on stage to play the guitar.
• Added Day 2 – Weekend 1 highlights: Weezer and Jimmy Eat World bringing the nostalgic rock and punk; T-Pain at the Coachella Stage, bringing his discography that’s full of classic originals, collabs, and features; DJ sets from Mau P, Disco Lines, and Keinemusik; and so much more.

This year’s Coachella headliners are Lady Gaga, Green Day, and Post Malone, with Travis Scott. Additionally, artists with top billing include Charli XCX, Above & Beyond, Missy Elliott, Zedd, Benson Boone, Keinemusik, LISA, Megan Thee Stallion, Junior H, Kraftwerk, JENNIE, Clairo, Mustard, The Prodigy, The Marías, Weezer, The Original Misfits, Polo & Pan, Marina, and many more. Find all the set times for Coachella 2025, Day 2, Weekend 1, Saturday, April 12, below.

Even though there will be no live stream broadcast from the Yuma tent during weekend 1, it’s likely that it will be available for the weekend 2 stream, which is what organizers have done in recent years. Judging by the amount of interaction across the multi-channel live stream, it’s clear that aside from the Coachella Stage, the best performing channels are those with heavy electronic influences and performers, including Sahara and Quasar. Perhaps Coachella organizers should take note and stream Yuma for both weekends in 2026, given that the stage now hosts many top-tier dance acts and would likely draw a dedicated audience.

Additionally, while viewers at home were grateful to have a dedicated Quasar stream this year, it broadcasted as a vertical stream, likely catered to mobile viewers. It’s great to be able to experience the full sets live, however, the Quasar stage is a work of art, so that stream should definitely broadcast in horizontal format for maximum and ideal viewing.

COACHELLA 2025 SET TIMES – DAY 3 – WEEKEND 1 – SUNDAY, APRIL 13

WATCH: COACHELLA STAGE

WATCH: OUTDOOR THEATRE

WATCH: SAHARA

WATCH: MOJAVE

WATCH: SONORA

WATCH: GOBI

WATCH: QUASAR

In addition to the notorious stages of Coachella: Coachella Stage, Outdoor Theatre, Sahara, Mojave, Yuma, Gobi, Sonora, and now Quasar, there’s also the DoLab stage, which similarly to Quasar, focuses on dance music acts. Additionally, on-site performances take place at the Heineken House, and let’s not forget – this year Chris Lake provided the opening Thursday night set at the campgrounds.

This year, the return of Quasar brings another round of stand-out dance music heavy hitters. Today, for Coachella 2025 – Day 1 – Weekend 1 – Saturday, April 12, the Quasar stage hosts Barry Can’t Swim x 2manydjs x salute at 8:15pm PT and Fcukers (DJ set) x HAAi at 6pm PT. Yesterday, the Quasar stage takeover included Coco & Breezy x Kaleena Zanders, followed by The Martinez Brothers x Loco Dice. Tomorrow’s Quasar sets include Odd Mob, and the legendary Tiësto.

Find more information and set times at coachella.com.