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It’s the last day of the first weekend of the 2023 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival. As was the case with the previous two days, the festival is streaming live on YouTube. That means you can catch sets from Sudan Archives, Kali Uchis, Alex G, Weyes Blood, and more via Coachella’s YouTube channel. Check out YouTube streams from the Coachella stages below and stay tuned for updates.
Frank Ocean is due to headline at 10:05 p.m. PST and Björk will perform at 7:25 p.m. PST; however, the livestream operates on a delay and both of their broadcasted sets are not yet listed on the schedule. YouTube tweeted this: “Frank Ocean is not scheduled to appear on the Coachella livestream. The current schedule is in the description.”
Coachella announced its full 2023 lineup back in February, featuring headliners Bad Bunny, Blackpink, and Frank Ocean. Ocean was originally slated to headline the 2020 festival, which was canceled due to the pandemic, as was the 2021 edition. Coachella returned after the two-year hiatus in 2022.
Ocean will be delivering his first live show since 2017. He has not released an album since Blonde in 2016. Catch up on everything Frank Ocean in “Everything Frank Ocean Has Done Since 2016’s Blonde.”
