Coachella is preparing to turn the California desert into one of electronic music’s biggest meeting points once again. The festival has unveiled its 2027 lineup, bringing together global pop stars, alternative icons and an exceptionally deep selection of electronic artists across two weekends at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California.
Taking place April 9–11 and April 16–18, the 2027 edition will be headlined by Dua Lipa, Tame Impala and SZA. But beyond the three headline names, the poster reveals a particularly strong presence from the electronic music world, with Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Dom Dolla, Solomun, Four Tet, Charlotte de Witte and many more set to take over the desert.
There are also two major talking points beyond the traditional daily billing: Madonna’s return to the dance tent, more than two decades after her memorable 2006 appearance, and a special Justice presentation teased as “The Bunker Debut” of Blinded By The Lights.
Following a 2026 edition that placed electronic music firmly in the festival conversation, Coachella appears ready to continue that momentum with a programme that moves between mainstream dance music, underground club culture and experimental electronic sounds.
Friday: Dua Lipa Leads a Night of Pop, House and Disco History
Friday belongs to Dua Lipa, who takes the headline position for what will be her first full Coachella performance. Her previous appearance at the festival came in 2017, when she joined Martin Garrix as a guest. A decade later, she returns as one of the weekend’s leading attractions.
However, one of the day’s most intriguing bookings is Madonna, listed prominently with the designation “In The Dance Tent”. The placement recalls her 2006 Coachella performance, when she brought the Confessions On A Dance Floor era into the festival’s electronic music space.
Her return also arrives at an interesting point in her career. Following the release of Confessions II in 2026, which includes a collaboration with Martin Garrix, Madonna has once again connected her pop legacy with contemporary dance music. She also made a surprise appearance during Sabrina Carpenter’s Coachella 2026 set, keeping her relationship with the festival alive.
For electronic music fans, Friday offers considerably more than its headline moments. Peggy Gou and Solid Grooves bring contrasting perspectives on contemporary club culture, while legendary producer Giorgio Moroder adds an important historical dimension to the programme.
The house music presence continues with Vintage Culture, SG Lewis, CHRIS STASSY and Franky Rizardo. Further down the poster, Kelela, Snow Strippers, Disco Dom, Obskür and Jackie Hollander add a more diverse selection of club-focused and alternative electronic sounds.
Away from the dancefloor, the day also features Zara Larsson, Steve Lacy, JISOO, Diljit Dosanjh and Kehlani, alongside rock acts including Social Distortion, The Damned and American Football.
The result is a Friday programme that moves comfortably between pop spectacle, disco heritage and contemporary electronic music.
Saturday: Tame Impala, Tiësto and Martin Garrix Lead an Electronic Music Powerhouse
Saturday could be the defining day for electronic music fans attending Coachella 2027.
Headlined by Tame Impala, the day brings together an unusually broad selection of artists whose work connects psychedelic music, rave culture, house and techno. Kevin Parker’s relationship with electronic music has become increasingly visible, particularly through Deadbeat, his 2025 album inspired in part by the bush doof and rave culture of Western Australia.
The performance will also mark Parker’s second time headlining Coachella, following his appearance in that position in 2019.
Below him, Tiësto and Martin Garrix bring considerable mainstage experience to the programme. Garrix arrives shortly after the scheduled March 5 release of his new album, Marty, giving the festival an opportunity to showcase the next chapter of his career.
For fans looking towards the more underground end of the spectrum, Solomun, Underworld and Charlotte de Witte make Saturday particularly compelling. Their presence covers distinctly different corners of electronic music, from melodic and deep house to techno and the enduring influence of British electronic pioneers.
The depth continues with Cloonee, Barry Can’t Swim, Brutalismus 3000, KI/KI, Mathame, Apollonia, Jimi Jules, Beltran and Volkoder. Kolter and Sidney Charles also appear together, adding another house-focused booking to an already crowded electronic programme.
One of the more unexpected names is Enigma, the project behind the internationally recognised 1990 track Sadeness (Part I). Its appearance introduces a different kind of electronic history to the lineup, connecting the festival’s contemporary club programming with a project known for its distinctive fusion of ambient, electronic and world music influences.
Saturday’s wider programme also includes Robyn, Phoebe Bridgers, Weezer, Måneskin, Magdalena Bay and Leon Bridges, ensuring that the day extends well beyond its substantial electronic offering.
Sunday: Dom Dolla, Four Tet and a Powerful Techno Collaboration
SZA takes the final headline position on Sunday, returning to Coachella after previous appearances in 2016 and 2018. She also made a cameo during Justin Bieber’s headline performance at the 2026 edition.
Don Toliver sits directly below her, but the second line of Sunday’s poster is particularly attractive for dance music fans. Dom Dolla, Kygo, Empire of the Sun and Four Tet bring a wide range of electronic sounds to the festival’s closing day.
Dom Dolla arrives following the release of DANGER DANGER, his collaboration with Solomun and Skepta, which brought together three distinct musical identities. The booking gives fans another opportunity to experience the Australian producer’s current momentum in a major festival setting.
Techno fans, meanwhile, will have a particularly interesting reason to plan their Sunday around the festival. Amelie Lens and Sara Landry are billed together, following the impact of their joint performance at Ultra Miami earlier in 2026.
Their pairing brings together two prominent figures in contemporary techno, both known for high-intensity performances and a strong connection with the harder end of the genre.
Boris Brejcha, Chase & Status, Odd Mob, Adam Ten, Silva Bumpa and DJ Habibeats further strengthen the electronic selection. Marten Lou and Alex Wann also appear together, adding another house-oriented collaboration to the day.
The more alternative side of electronic music is represented by Tove Lo, Caroline Polachek, Shygirl and The Avalanches, whose distinctive approaches to pop, dance and experimental production broaden the day’s musical identity.
With Four Tet’s eclecticism, Amelie Lens and Sara Landry’s techno pairing, and Dom Dolla’s festival-ready house sound, Sunday offers a fitting conclusion to an edition that places electronic music across several different generations and styles.
Daddy Yankee and Justice Bring Two More Major Moments
Beyond the three daily headline acts, Coachella has reserved special billing for Daddy Yankee and Justice, giving the 2027 poster two additional attractions that deserve attention.
Daddy Yankee appears under the designation “In The Desert”, suggesting a dedicated production outside the conventional daily lineup structure. The reggaeton icon announced his retirement in late 2023 before returning to music in 2025. His special Coachella appearance adds another major Latin music presence to the festival.
Justice, meanwhile, are listed with a particularly intriguing announcement: “The Bunker Debut” of Blinded By The Lights.
The French electronic duo are no strangers to Coachella. Their Hyperdrama live show made its debut at the festival in 2024, and their return in 2027 arrives after another significant period for the pair, including their work on the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack.
There is also a potential connection between Justice and two of the festival’s headline artists. Their track Flower in a Hurricane features Tame Impala and SZA, creating an interesting overlap within the lineup. Whether that connection leads to a surprise appearance remains to be seen, but it gives fans another detail to watch when the festival arrives.
Coachella 2027 Tickets and Livestream Details
The 2027 festival will take place across two weekends at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California:
- Weekend One: April 9–11, 2027
- Weekend Two: April 16–18, 2027
General passes are scheduled to go on sale Friday, November 13, at 12 PM Pacific Time through the official Coachella website.
Official Hotel Packages are already available, combining festival passes with local accommodation and transportation for attendees planning their trip.
For those unable to travel to California, YouTube will return as Coachella’s exclusive livestream partner for the 15th consecutive year. Both weekends will be available to watch live and on demand through the festival’s official YouTube channel, continuing one of the most important ways the event reaches its international audience.
A Desert Festival With Electronic Music at Its Centre
Coachella has always been a meeting point for different musical worlds, but the 2027 lineup gives electronic music an especially visible role. From Madonna revisiting the dance tent and Giorgio Moroder representing disco history to the contemporary sounds of KI/KI, Charlotte de Witte, Dom Dolla and Sara Landry, the programme connects several generations of dance culture.
It also reflects how broadly electronic music now operates within the festival landscape. House and techno share space with mainstream pop, experimental production, alternative acts and artists whose influence extends across multiple genres.
The presence of Justice, Underworld and Four Tet adds further depth, while Tame Impala’s headline position highlights the increasingly fluid relationship between psychedelic music and rave culture.
For fans, the appeal of Coachella 2027 will not rest on a single headliner or one defining performance. It is the combination of established icons, current dancefloor favourites and unexpected musical connections that makes this edition particularly interesting.
When the festival returns to Indio in April, the desert will once again become a meeting point for global music culture. And judging by the lineup, electronic music will be one of its defining forces.