Coachella has unveiled its 2026 lineup featuring headliners Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Karol G, and Anyma, with standout acts like The Strokes, Iggy Pop, Nine Inch Noize, Turnstile, and Clipse filling out the undercard. The 25th edition takes place April 10th-12th and April 17th-19th in Indio, California.
Find our complete guide to buying tickets, camping options, pricing, and more below.
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How Do I Get Tickets to Coachella 2026?
Coachella 2026 tickets officially went on sale September 19th. As of 7:00 p.m. local time, weekend One Coachella tickets are sold out. Some Weekend Two tickets — specifically GA w/ shuttle and VIP passes — are still available via the festival’s official website
Fans can also look for Coachella passes via StubHub, where orders are 110% guaranteed through StubHub’s FanProtect program. As a secondary market ticketing platform, StubHub prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.
What Types of Passes Are Available and How Much Do They Cost?
Coachella 2026 continues the tradition of offering 3-Day passes only — single-day passes are not available. The festival offers both GA (General Admission) and VIP tiers.
VIP Benefits: While VIP access has expanded in recent years (especially in 2025), it doesn’t guarantee pit access to Coachella’s various stages. However, VIP does include:
- Dedicated entry and exit lanes
- Access to preferred parking
- Special food and drink options
- Private entry lane for the Yuma tent
- Enclosed VIP areas by the Coachella Stage, Outdoor Stage, Sahara Tent, and Mojave Tent
- Air-conditioned restrooms and shaded seating areas
- Full no-host bars in VIP areas
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Current Pricing (all fees included):
3-Day GA
- Weekend 1: $649
- Weekend 2: $549
3-Day GA + Shuttle Pass
- Weekend 1: $779
- Weekend 2: $679
3-Day VIP
- Weekend 1: $1,299
- Weekend 2: $1,199
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What’s the Difference Between Weekend 1 and Weekend 2?
For the first time since the festival extended to two weekends in 2012, Weekend 1 is more expensive than Weekend 2. This price difference reflects several factors:
- The grass is literally greener during Weekend 1 (groundskeepers rehabilitate the fields between weekends, but fresh grass inevitably suffers during the first weekend)
- Higher percentage of livestream coverage and special guests typically appear during Weekend 1
- Different acts on rotating stages: The Quasar and DoLab stages feature different performers each weekend
- Surprise Guests: Recent years have featured surprise set additions split between weekends
Despite these differences, both weekends feature essentially the same lineup and headliners.
Can I Use a Payment Plan?
Yes! Coachella offers a payment plan option, and more than half of Coachella 2025 attendees financed their passes this way.
Payment Plan Details:
- $49 down at checkout
- Split remaining balance into equal monthly payments through February 2026
- No added interest
- $50 flat fee for the payment plan
See Coachella’s website for more details about payment plans.
Camping Options and Pricing
Coachella offers multiple camping tiers, sold separately from festival passes. Notable change: The standard Tent Camping tier has been removed for 2026, with the festival prioritizing Car Camping options.
Available Camping Options:
Car Camping: $420 + $20 service fee + Transient Occupancy Tax
The classic car camping experience with 10×30 foot sites
Group Car Camping: Starting at $420 per spot (minimum 10 spots, up to 20)
Arrive separately but camp together on reserved group plots
Preferred Car Camping: $540
Guaranteed camping spots close to the festival entrance in lot 8
Front Row Preferred Car Camping: Price TBA
Guaranteed spots in the front row, closest to the venue
Powered Car Camping: Price TBA
Car camping with power outlets and upgraded facilities
Ready-Set Tent Camping: Price TBA
Pre-set limited-edition Coachella souvenir tents
Lake El Dorado Camping: $2,300 (2 Person)/$3,000 (4 Person)
Private, secluded camping lodges
La Campana Camping: $2,600-$3,300
Glamping with real beds in temperature-controlled tents
Safari Camping: $10,000+
Ultimate glamping experience with guest passes, golf carts, and premium amenities
Camping in the Desert Sounds Hard. Can I Stay in a Hotel Instead?
Not interested in camping? You’re not alone! Coachella offers official Travel and Hotel Packages through Valley Music Travel, which include:
- Festival passes for both weekends
- Hotel accommodations (3-night minimum stay)
- Shuttle passes to and from the festival
There are also numerous hotels within driving distance in Indio, Palm Desert, La Quinta, Rancho Mirage, Indian Wells, Palm Springs, and surrounding areas. If you’re planning a trip for Coachella 2026, you can save 15% off travel and accommodations through Booking.com.
Additional Add-Ons and Extras
Shuttle Pass: $150
Roundtrip service from participating stops
Preferred Parking: $299
Access to north entrance lot, valid all weekend
GA Locker: $89-$109
Secure storage with unlimited access
VIP Charging Locker: $89-$99
Storage plus charging access in VIP areas
Outstanding in the Field: $362.50
Four-course meal by celebrated chefs in the VIP Rose Garden
Limited Edition Merchandise:
- See You in the Desert Hoodie: $90
- 2026 Lineup Poster: $20
Pro Tips for Getting Tickets
- Consider Weekend 2 for better ticket availability and lower prices
- Register early for the best chance at securing passes
- Past attendees: Use the same email from your 2024/2025 purchase for early access
- Set up payment plans to make the cost more manageable
- Act fast — demand is expected to be extremely high for this lineup
So Who Is Actually Playing This Thing?
Coachella’s 2026 lineup is a bit divisive, and a lot of it hinges on how you feel about Justin Bieber. The pop star takes Saturday’s headlining slot for his first-ever solo Coachella performance, joining Sabrina Carpenter (Friday) and Karol G (Sunday) in what might be Coachella’s most pop-centric headlining trio to date. Rounding out the top line is Anyma, the Italian DJ/producer fresh off his Sphere residency, debuting his new show Æden.
The real story is in the undercard, where Coachella has packed an impressively eclectic mix. Punk is having a major moment with Iggy Pop, DEVO, and Turnstile, while indie rock makes a triumphant return via The xx, The Strokes, Interpol, and Wet Leg. Electronic music remains the festival’s backbone with Disclosure, Nine Inch Noize (Nine Inch Nails + Boys Noize), and Kaskade, plus international flavors from BIGBANG, Central Cee, and rising stars like Addison Rae and Sombr.
See our full 2026 Coachella lineup reaction for more on this year’s selection. Plus, if you’re still feeling some Coachella FOMO and want to know what the festival experience is really like, check out our 2025 recap, where we break down everything you didn’t see on the livestream.
