Coachella 2023: How to livestream performances from all of the festival stages

This year, promoters of the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival are bringing the fans that couldn’t attend the event in-person the most extensive livestreaming coverage it’s ever offered.

Goldenvoice has once again teamed up with YouTube to livestream performances during the annual festival, which is taking place April 14-16 and April 21-23 at the Empire Polo Field in Indio with headlining sets by Bad Bunny, Blackpink and Frank Ocean. Unlike in previous years, the 2023 livestream will include coverage of all six stages during both weekends of the festival.

Fans will be able to tune in to Coachella’s official YouTube channel, pick which stage they want to watch and, if they can’t watch it live, the performances will be on repeat after the evening’s final performance and until the live show picks up again the next day.

There’s also all kinds of exclusive content on the channel, including backstage interviews with artists, behind-the-scenes bits and views of the sprawling festival grounds, the fans, art installations and other attractions.

Those that join the livestream can also interact with each other through a live chat option and purchase exclusive merchandise from more than a dozen artists through YouTube Shopping. Premium subscribers will also have access to backstage pre-parties.