The Colourist opened the Gobi Stage today.
Check out our photos of their set here.
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The Colourist opened the Gobi Stage today.
Check out our photos of their set here.
Phoenix headlined Coachella Saturday and the French indie rock band brought out a special guest, too.
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The Postal Service came onto the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival stage Saturday, April 13 with some mood music and a packed field for the anticipated reunion.
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We’re out at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival all weekend long. Stay up to date with what we’re up to with our Twitter stream.
We also want you to be a part of it. Just use the #PECoachella hashtag (capitalization doesn’t matter) to send us photos, musings and more and we’ll give you some love here in the Audio File blog. We will be using the #PECoachella hashtag on Twitter and Instagram.
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Portugal. The Man wants you to listen to more Weezer.
So John Gourley announced midway through the bands’s show at Coachella on Saturday night. He tried to make that happen, ending one of the first songs, “Everything You See (Kids Count Hallelujahs),” with a few bars of “Say it Ain’t So.”
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The Make-Up is more than just psychedelic garage rock out of Washington, D.C–The Make-Up is an experience.
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Sure, Wayne Coyne and the Flaming Lips did the giant beach ball thing first, but did they have vuvuzelas like Major Lazer did? Nope.
I’d been thinking before Coachella started that it would be fun to stop in at one of the activity tents that are set up in the campgrounds. I just had to go outside the festival grounds and back in, along the orange path, so I stopped to check out the activities tent in campground 10 around 5:30 p.m.
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Been fighting some tech issues today, so here are some photos from their pad of what I’ve seen around the Fest this afternoon.
One of the secret spots of the Coachella Festival is one that requires a password.
Nestled inside the beer garden nearest to the main stage, ladies dressed in Prohibition-era garb ask you to whisper a password in their ear.
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