YouTube acquires Coachella streaming rights through 2030
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Goldenvoice has extended its partnership with YouTube to stream Coachella through 2030. With the deal, the Google-owned company will bring both weekends of the desert festival to millions globally, which set a record in 2026. "Over the past decade and a half, the Coachella livestream on YouTube has evolved from a single feed into a full interactive experience," shares Lyor Cohen, YouTube's Global Head of Music. "It's where millions tuned in to witness Beyoncé's legendary 'Homecoming' set, where Blackpink made history becoming the first Asian artist to headline, and where Justin Bieber took fans on a nostalgic tour through his classic music videos this year. Fans at home can watch multiple stages with multiview, experience a set alongside their favorite creators, catch exclusive YouTube Shorts from artists backstage, and purchase festival merchandise and more, all on YouTube." The deal also includes behind-the-scenes access and exclusive artist content. The partnership marks 15 years in 2027, which takes place April 9-11 and 16-18 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, CA. The lineup for the next edition is forthcoming. General Admission tickets are no longer available and GA 4-Pack passes have sold out. Fans can still join the waitlist for VIP passes for both weekends.
