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BARRIO – If you weren’t able to purchase tickets to see Bad Bunny or just want to dance around in your living room without being covered in dirt, Coachella 2023 has you covered. The desert festival is continuing its partnership with YouTube and, for the first time, will stream every performance, with a livestream for each of the six stages. In addition to showing artists such as Bad Bunny, Blackpink, and Frank Ocean, the stream will drop exclusive merch and interviews with this year’s musicians.
Make sure you get on Coachella’s YouTube Channel. Big WIN for the partnership!
Other performers heading to Coachella Valley include boygenius, Rosalía, Blondie, Gorillaz, Kali Uchis, and Charlie XCX. Get ready to shove the furniture out of the way to bust a move from April 14 to 16 and 21 to 23.
I guess Barrio will be at Coachella after all! LOL
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