Coachella 2023 Lineup Features The Return Of Frank Ocean
— Updated on 12 January 2023

Coachella 2023 Lineup Features The Return Of Frank Ocean

— Updated on 12 January 2023
Chris Singh
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Chris Singh

The full and final Coachella 2023 lineup has been released, letting festivalgoers know exactly what’s in store for them when they descend upon the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California come April. As always, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will be repeated across two weekends (April 14-16 and April 21-23), with the exact same lineup on both.

As for the lineup. Well, it’s already speeding across the internet like a white Ferrari.

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Frank Ocean Is Headlining Coachella 2023

Where has Frank Ocean been? The elusive singer has such a profile and history of quality that he has earned the right to be a bit of an enigma over the past few years. After releasing his second studio album, Blonde, in 2016, he has indulged in such a right. In fact, since his era-defining classic Channel Orange was released in 2012, Frank Ocean has put out a grand total of two full studio albums. As such, fans have been impatient, wondering when they are going to get some new music from the critically lauded singer, and it appears the answer just may very well be this year since he has been announced as one of three headliners on the Coachella lineup.


Coachella Goes Big On Reggaeton & K-Pop

The other two headliners, Bad Bunny and BLACKPINK are fascinating and no doubt controversial choices for the American festival, validating reggaeton and K-pop as two of the biggest genres in the world right now in terms of streams and ticket sales. Compare this with the safer choice of Frank Ocean, and it’s starting to seem like the Coachella programmers are gung-ho about the music industry’s cries for more diversity when it comes to who gets pride of place on the Coachella poster.


And The Rest…

Debates about font size aside, the rest of the lineup is looking like an absolute banger.

Some of the standout performers of Coachella 2023 include EDM big beat pioneers The Chemical Brothers, Bjork, $uicideboy$, Eric Prydz, FKJ, Underworld, Calvin Harris, Kali Uchis, SG Lewis, 2ManyDJs, Metro Boomin, EARTHGANG, Blondie, Kaytranada, Pusha T, Tobe Nwigwe, YUNGBLUD, Mura Masa, Hiatus Kaiyote, IDK, Fisher, Idris Elba – doing his DJ thing again – and Gorillaz.

Just because eyes are prone to scan over the fine print, we’ve included both the full Coachella lineup for this year in both forms – poster and an exhaustive list of Coachella acts in alphabetical order.

Coachella 2022 was headlined by


2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival

Frank Ocean Headlines The Coachella 2023 Lineup
  • A Boogie Wit da Hoodie
  • Adam Beyer
  • AG Club
  • Airrica
  • Alex G
  • Ali Sethi
  • Angèle
  • Ashnikko
  • Bad Bunny
  • Bakar
  • Becky G
  • Benee
  • Big Wild
  • Björk
  • Blackpink
  • The Blaze
  • Blondie
  • Boris Brejcha
  • Boygenius
  • Bratty
  • The Breeders
  • Burna Boy
  • Calvin Harris
  • Camelphat
  • Cannons
  • Cassian
  • Charli XCX
  • The Chemical Brothers
  • Chloé Caillet
  • Chris Stussy
  • Christine and the Queens
  • Chromeo
  • Colyn
  • The Comet Is Coming
  • Conexión Divina
  • DannyLux
  • Dennis Cruz + Pawsa
  • Despacio 
  • Destroy Boys
  • Diljit Dosanjh
  • Dinner Party ft. Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, Kamasi Washington
  • DJ Tennis + Carlita
  • Doechii
  • Dombresky
  • Domi & JD Beck
  • Dominic Fike
  • Donavan’s Yard
  • DPR Live + DPR Ian
  • Drama
  • EarthGang
  • El Michels Affair
  • Eladio Carrión
  • Elderbrook
  • Elyanna
  • Eric Prydz Presents HOLO
  • Ethel Cain
  • Fisher + Chris Lake
  • FKJ
  • Flo Milli
  • Fousheé
  • Francis Mercier
  • Frank Ocean
  • Gabriels
  • The Garden
  • Glorilla
  • Gordo
  • Gorillaz
  • Hiatus Kaiyote
  • Horsegirl
  • Hot Since 82
  • IDK
  • Idris Elba
  • Jackson Wang
  • Jai Paul
  • Jai Wolf
  • Jamie Jones
  • Jan Blomqvist
  • Joy Crookes
  • Juliet Mendoza
  • Jupiter & Okwess
  • Kali Uchis
  • Kaytranada
  • Keinemusik
  • Kenny Beats
  • The Kid Laroi
  • Knocked Loose
  • Kyle Watson
  • Labrinth
  • Latto
  • Lava La Rue
  • Lewis OfMan
  • The Linda Lindas
  • Los Bitchos
  • Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
  • LP Giobbi
  • Maceo Plex 
  • Magdalena Bay
  • Malaa
  • Marc Rebillet 
  • Mareux
  • Mathame
  • Metro Boomin
  • Minus the Light
  • MK
  • Mochakk
  • Momma
  • Monolink
  • Muna
  • Mura Masa
  • The Murder Capital
  • Nia Archives
  • Noname
  • Nora En Pure
  • Oliver Koletzki
  • Overmono
  • Paris Texas
  • Pi’erre Bourne
  • Porter Robinson
  • Pusha T
  • Rae Sremmurd
  • Rebelution
  • Remi Wolf
  • Romy
  • Rosalía
  • Saba
  • Sasha & John Digweed
  • Sasha Alex Sloan
  • Scowl
  • SG Lewis
  • Shenseea
  • Sleaford Mods
  • Snail Mail
  • Sofi Tukker
  • Soul Glo
  • Stick Figure
  • Sudan Archives
  • $uicideboy$
  • Sunset Rollercoaster
  • Tale of Us
  • ¿Téo?
  • Testpilot
  • Tobe Nwigwe
  • TSHA
  • TV Girl
  • Two Friends
  • UMI
  • Uncle Waffles
  • Underworld
  • Vintage Culture
  • Wet Leg
  • Weyes Blood
  • WhoMadeWho
  • Whyte Fang
  • Willow
  • Yaeji
  • Yung Lean
  • Yungblud
  • Yves Tumor
  • 070 Shake
  • 1999.ODDS
  • 2ManyDJs

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Chris Singh
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Chris is a freelance Travel, Food, and Technology writer. He has had work published by The AU Review, Junkee Media and Australian Traveller Media and holds tertiary qualifications in Psychology and Sociology.

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