Coachella will keep streaming on YouTube until 2030 after the platform renewed its deal with Goldenvoice. The extension makes YouTube the official livestream and content partner for the festival for the next four years.
By April 2027, Coachella will hit 15 years of streaming on YouTube. This year’s event already broke records with the most viewers watching at the same time in the festival’s history.
Fans get more than just live sets. YouTube lets you watch multiple stages with multiview, see backstage Shorts, join creator-led experiences, and even buy official merch directly on the platform. Past highlights include Beyoncé’s Homecoming set, BLACKPINK’s headline performance, and Justin Bieber’s throwback video showcase.
Artists also gain from the reach. Coachella on YouTube gives performers a global stage to launch albums, tours, collaborations, or new looks. With billions of viewers worldwide, the festival has become a launchpad for careers and creative projects.
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YouTube says it will expand behind-the-scenes access and exclusive artist content in the coming years. Fans can subscribe to the official Coachella channel to stay updated on future streams and announcements.
