Coachella 2027 has an amazing lineup, and I can’t wait to watch the videos, especially of these five acts.
5. Remi Wolf
I’ve been a casual listener of Remi Wolf for a while, but I became a full-blown fan after she released Mud this year. Mud is one of my favorite albums of 2026, and a live set at Coachella with some of those songs will be so good. I particularly hope to see “Jamie” and “Covered In Mud.” Her voice is so fantastic on those tracks, and the whole murder narrative could be really fun to portray onstage depending on if/how she chooses to do it. I’m so glad that I became a fan when I did. Since artists sometimes debut new songs right before or right after Coachella, that hopefully means new Remi Wolf music, too. Maybe a deluxe? Hopefully, we will be fed in 2027.
4. JISOO
JISOO’s output has been fantastic recently. I especially love “CLICK,” which could have awesome visuals if she’s inspired by the music video. Her voice is beautiful, and I love that she’s becoming more and more popular. She was always underrated in BLACKPINK. Speaking of BLACKPINK, if there’s the possibility of her bringing LISA, ROSÉ, and JENNIE, there could be an iconic BLACKPINK performance at Coachella on top of an iconic JISOO performance. We know that she’ll be releasing her first LP within the first quarter of 2027, so she’ll probably perform plenty of songs from that at Coachella. JISOO’s set will be fantastic. I know that for a fact.
3. Phoebe Bridgers
I love Phoebe Bridgers. I was late to the Phoebe party, having become a fan of hers after boygenius released the record, but I got progressively more into her as 2026 went along. Lost Weekend is absolutely fantastic, as is her song “On Video” from Primetime. Dare I hope for a boygenius cameo? Perhaps I’ll be disappointed, but I still hope against hope. Either way, I hope that Phoebe plays “The Governor’s Waltz.” That’s my favorite on Lost Weekend at the moment, though my favorite is constantly changing.
2. Florence Road
My jaw dropped when I saw Florence Road on the lineup. They’re getting popular so fast, and I am so here for it. They’re one of my favorite bands. After seeing them open for The Last Dinner Party, I became a huge fan of their live performances as well as their tracks. The fact that they’re headed for Coachella is an absolute dream. Thank you to Olivia Rodrigo, Wolf Alice, and The Last Dinner Party for bringing Florence Road into the public consciousness.
1. Madonna
2026 is the year of Madonna, and clearly, her plan is to continue her reign in 2027. Confessions II is a masterpiece. It is pop perfection and easily one of my favorite albums of the year. It deserved every VMA it got, and the performance at Coachella will be legendary. The reason that Madonna isn’t headlining is almost certainly that she has once again decided to perform in the Sahara Tent instead. This is likely a callback to her 2006 Confessions on a Dance Floor performance that was in the same tent. It’s a dance/electronic-focused stage, which is perfect for Confessions II. This would be an amazing opportunity to feature Sabrina Carpenter or Charli xcx, not to mention the fact that this may mean new Madonna music. Perhaps a deluxe? Confessions III? A girl can dream.
I am unbelievably excited for this lineup. It was so hard to choose a top five. Honorable mentions include SZA, Dua Lipa, Magdalena Bay, Zara Larsson, Steve Lacy, Kehlani, ADÉLA, Becky G, and Victoria Monét, in no particular order. I wish I could go to Coachella. I am so jealous of everyone who will be there, but I will be watching so many videos during the festival.
