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Apple Music to Host Its First Ever Video Livestream From Dance Festival Head Trip

In partnership with Goldenvoice, Apple Music will host a free video livestream of the festival's main stage during the Oct. 10-11 event in Indio, Calif.

Apple Music to Host Its First Ever Video Livestream From Dance Festival Head Trip

Apple Music is set to host its inaugural video livestream on October 10-11 from the dance festival Head Trip, marking a significant milestone for the platform's livestreaming capabilities. The event, presented by Goldenvoice, will take place at the Coachella grounds in Indio, California, and will feature an extensive lineup of artists such as Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Skrillex, Four Tet, Peggy Gou, Dom Dolla, and more.

Apple Music will broadcast sets from the main stage during both days of the festival, with the schedule to be announced later. This collaboration marks a step forward for Apple Music's Club Live, which debuted at EDC Las Vegas this past May and broadcasts festivals and club shows live on its streaming radio station. Apple Music's global head of dance, electronic music, and DJ mixes, Stephen Campbell, expressed excitement about the partnership, stating that the goal is to bring fans closer to the artists and scenes shaping dance and electronic music culture.

Goldenvoice's senior VP and Billboard's 2026 dance executive of the year, Danny Bell, echoed Campbell's sentiments, praising Apple Music's commitment to making the event widely accessible to a global audience. Head Trip is the latest in a series of one-time-only Coachella grounds festivals by Goldenvoice, including 2016's Desert Trip and 2023's Power Trip, each with unique lineups and themes.

The main stage for Head Trip will be designed by Romain Pissenem and High Scream, the team behind Ibiza's clubs UNVRS and Hï.

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