When is Coachella 2018, who’s in the line-up with Eminem and Beyonce and where’s the festival held?
The Californian music video attracts crowds of 250,000 people - including glam social media stars and A-list celebs
The Californian music video attracts crowds of 250,000 people - including glam social media stars and A-list celebs
COACHELLA the highlight of California's festival season, attracting a whole host of A-list celebs and glam fashionistas.
The 2018 line-up is bigger and better than ever, but who's performing and how can you get tickets? Here is what you need to know...
Coachella takes place over two three-day weekends in the summer.
This year, Weekend One ran last weekend- from April 13-15, and Weekend Two from April 20-22.
It's the same line-up for both weekends, so you won't miss out whichever one you pick.
Coachella, which has been running since 1999, is now one of the US' most successful music festivals.
It attracts a quarter of a million people across the two weekends - to the Empire Polo Club site in Indio Valley, near Palm Springs.
The Weeknd (Friday), Beyonce (Saturday) and Eminem (Sunday) are all headlining Coachella in 2018.
The full line-up was announced on Twitter at midnight between January 2 and 3 our time, sending fans into a frenzy.
Queen Bey was originally due to headline last year, but was forced to drop out when she became pregnant with twins Sir Carter and Rumi.
She was replaced by Lady Gaga, who joined Radiohead and Kendrick Lamar, and Beyonce promised to return to the festival this year.
While Eminem's appearance comes in the wake of his comeback album Revival - which reached number one both here in Britain and across the pond.
Also on the bill are SZA, HAIM, Migos, The War On Drugs and Tyler, the Creator.
St Vincent, David Byrne, Odeszaand alt-J are also performing - alongside the likes of Kygo, Portugal. The Man and Jamiroquai.
Tickets for Coachella 2018 went on sale on Friday January 5.
To buy tickets, festival fans need to go onto the and click on their weekend of choice.
You'll be assigned a place in the line and, when you get to the front of it, you get just 10 minutes to complete your purchase - or you lose your spot.
General admission weekend passes cost £317.50 ($429), while VIP wristbands are £739 ($999) and you can't buy more than two at a time.
It costs £83.60 ($113) to bag either a car or tent camping spot, with permanent tepees and tents priced from £1,817 ($2458).