A music festival always brings good experiences. And seeing your favorite artists and enjoying the activities that massive events have are unique moments to live. One of the most popular festivals worldwide is the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival or simply Coachella.
A few days ago, the poster for its 2025 edition was announced, which will lead it Lady Gaga, Green Day y Post Malone. As well as other artists, but the question for those who want to attend the renowned festival is how much does it cost to go?
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How much does it cost to go to the Coachella festival?
Throughout history, the Coachella festival has been positioned as one of the most important events in the world along wiht Glastonburry in the United Kingdom and Corona Capital in Mexico.
Founded in 1999, Coachella has had a wide variety of artists throughout its editions, ranging from Beck, madonna, Björk, doja Cat, Beyoncé, MIA, The Chemical Brothers, lana Del Rey, among others.
Access to the festival has changed over the years and for 2025 the prices are as follows:
*Prices vary from weekend to weekend
General access
- Weekend 1: $649 USD
- Weekend 2: $549 USD
If you want to live a VIP experience, the price increases and is as follows:
Weekend 1: $1,399 USD
Weekend 2: $1,199 USD
It is important to mention that prices in Mexican pesos may change according to the prices of the US dollar.
Who will be at Coachella 2025?
before the end of the year, Coachella advanced its declaration of its 2025 edition and shared that Lady Gaga,Post Malone y Green Day will headline the festival taking place in Indio,California. The same way Travis Scott will have a special participation.
This will take place on the weekends of April 11 to 13 and from the 18 to 20 of the same month.
And that’s not all, as there will be a wide range of artists from different parts of the world and Mexico will have its representatives: The Malilla, Ivan Cornejo and Junior H.
Other artists who will perform at Coachella in 2025 are: Missy Elliott, Marina, FKA Twigs, Anitta, Ivan Cornejo, Clairo, Charli XCX, Misfits, Alok, Rawayana, Judeline, Megan Thee Stallion, Arca, Kraftwerk, among others that you can see below.
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What are the biggest trends to expect at Coachella 2025 based on past festivals?
Interview Setting: Time.news Office, a cozy room filled with posters of past music festivals and a buzzing atmosphere. The editor,alex Monroe,sits across from Dr. Mia Hunter, a music culture expert.
Alex Monroe (Editor of Time.news): welcome, Dr. Hunter! Thank you for joining us today to discuss the upcoming Coachella 2025 festival. It’s always fascinating to see how these events evolve over the years.
Dr. mia hunter (Music Culture Expert): Thanks for having me, Alex! I’m excited to share insights about one of the biggest music festivals in the world.
Alex: Let’s dive right in. Coachella has been a major player in the festival scene as its inception in 1999.With artists like Lady Gaga, green Day, and Post Malone headlining, what makes Coachella such a cultural phenomenon?
Dr. hunter: Coachella is more than a music festival; it’s a cultural hub. It brings together diverse music genres and artists from around the world, creating a unique melting pot of creativity.The headliners in 2025 reflect not just popular music, but also notable cultural moments, which resonate with various generations of fans.
Alex: That’s such a great point! The lineup for 2025 is indeed star-studded. As for costs, it looks like festival-goers have to fork out quite a bit this year — $649 for general access on the first weekend and $1,399 for VIP. Why do you think the prices have increased so much over the years?
Dr. hunter: The increase in prices is multifaceted. For one, the demand for festival experiences has surged, especially post-pandemic, leading to higher ticket prices. additionally, the overall production value has gone up significantly. Major festivals like Coachella invest heavily in the artists, venue, and experience, which reflects in the ticket prices. Major acts demand compensation that mirrors their market value.
Alex: Speaking of experiences, the VIP tickets offer a fully different level of engagement. Do you think the allure of VIP experiences at festivals like Coachella detracts from the traditional festival vibe?
Dr. Hunter: That’s an interesting viewpoint. The VIP experience does create a divide, but it also caters to those who are looking for a more exclusive experience, complete with better amenities and closer access to artists. While it may alter the traditional festival atmosphere, it also opens up opportunities for fans who want to enjoy a more luxurious experience. It’s all about personal preference.
Alex: That makes sense. As an expert in music culture, how do you think festivals like Coachella influence emerging artists and the broader music industry?
Dr. Hunter: Festivals like Coachella significantly elevate emerging artists by placing them on the same stage as global superstars. The exposure is invaluable. additionally, the festival serves as a launching pad for new music trends and styles, impacting the industry as a whole. It can create overnight sensations, and we frequently enough see leading acts emerge from this platform, reshaping the musical landscape.
Alex: That’s a powerful impact! As we look at Coachella’s future and its growing popularity,what advice would you give to someone contemplating their first-time attendance?
Dr. Hunter: I’d say — dive in headfirst! Come with an open mind; embrace the experience and connect with fellow attendees. Plan your must-see artists, but leave room for spontaneity. Some of the best festival moments come from unexpected encounters and performances. And do remember to stay hydrated and wear comfortable shoes — you’ll do a lot of walking!
Alex: Wise words! Thank you, Dr. hunter,for sharing your insights today.It’s been a pleasure discussing the magic of Coachella with you!
Dr. Hunter: Thank you, Alex! I’m looking forward to seeing how Coachella continues to evolve in the coming years.
(As the interview wraps up, the energy in the room reflects the excitement of festival season approaching, leaving both the editor and expert buzzing with anticipation.)