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Report: Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, Fred again.. In Talks for Coachella 2027

The fourth headliner remains a mystery, but BTS, SZA, Oasis, and Radiohead are allegedly being chased for the final slot. Report: Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, Fred again.. In Talks for Coachella 2027 Paolo Ragusa

Report: Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, Fred again.. In Talks for Coachella 2027

Coachella 2027 is reportedly set to feature headline acts Tame Impala, Dua Lipa, and Fred again.., with BTS, SZA, Oasis, and Radiohead being pursued for the final headlining spot. Tame Impala, who have headlined the festival five times before, are expected to make their fifth appearance at the event in 2027. Dua Lipa, who has never played Coachella before, would make her festival debut with new material.

Fred again.. has also previously headlined the festival, replacing Frank Ocean in 2023. The remaining slot for the final headliner is currently open, with BTS, SZA, Oasis, and Radiohead being considered. Miley Cyrus was reportedly in talks but ultimately declined the offer. The lineup for Coachella 2027 is not yet confirmed, but the poster release date is expected to be around September 16th, similar to last year.

The festival will take place at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, from April 9th-11th and April 16th-18th.

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