Coachella Day 2: Travis, Charli, ENHYPEN & more

The excitement at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival continued as the second day of the first weekend kicked off at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. Known for bringing together some of the biggest names in music, this year’s Coachella featured a star-studded lineup, with performances scheduled across multiple stages.
Day 2 was set to be packed with energy and entertainment, featuring headlining acts such as Travis Scott, Charli XCX, ENHYPEN, and Green Day, among many others. Fans had been eagerly waiting for their favorite artists to perform and were in for a full day of back-to-back shows.
The Coachella Stage, one of the main attractions, was scheduled to host several big performances. Travis Scott, a major headliner, was set to perform at midnight. Before him, Green Day was lined up to take the stage at 9:05 PM, followed by Charli XCX at 7:15 PM. Earlier in the evening, T-Pain was scheduled for 5:25 PM, Jimmy Eat World at 4:00 PM, and Skrause would open the day on this stage at 2:45 PM.

ENHYPEN, the popular K-pop group, was listed to perform on the Sahara Stage at 8:35 PM. Other acts on the same stage included Keinemusik at 11:30 PM, Mau P at 9:50 PM, and Shoreline Mafia at 6:45 PM. Throughout the day, the Sahara Stage also featured artists like Disco Lines, Alok, Salute, Talón, and more.
Other stages were equally packed with talent. The Outdoor Theatre would see performances by The Original Misfits, Above & Beyond, Clairo, Gustavo Dudamel & LA Phil, Japanese Breakfast, and more. Meanwhile, the Sonora Stage featured a diverse lineup including El Mallila, VTSS, Blonde Redhead, and Prison Affair.
The Gobi Stage was set to host performances by Beth Gibbons, Darkside, 2hollis, and Ivan Cornejo, among others. At the Mojave Stage, fans could catch acts like The Dare, Horsegiirl, Sam Fender, Weezer, and Yo Gabba Gabba! For those who love electronic music, the Yuma Stage included DJs such as Amelie Lens, Mind Against x Massano, Infected Mushroom, and Eli Brown.
From start to finish, Coachella Day 2 was packed with music for every kind of fan, whether they were into rock, pop, indie, or electronic sounds. With multiple stages running simultaneously, festival-goers had no shortage of options to enjoy world-class performances.