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Five Coachella Collabs To Pray For

Five Coachella Collabs To Pray For

Next to the good vibes, warm sunshine, and incredible people watching, one of the best parts of Coachella are the surprise guest appearances that often turn into one-of-a-kind duets or collaborations that never happen again.

Last year fans both in person and while streaming “Coachella” got to see Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish performing “Ocean Eyes” and “Video Games;” No Doubt with Olivia Rodrigo on “Bathwater;” Bizarrap with Shakira presenting “La Fuerte;” Peso Pluma with Becky G for “Chanel;” Tyler, the Creator with A$AP Rocky on “Potato Salad” and “Who Dat Boy;” Sabrina Carpenter with Norah Jones performing “Don’t Know Why;” Reneé Rapp with Kesha during “Tik Tok;” and Dom Dolla with Nelly Furtado showcasing their collaboration “Eat Your Man.”

Coachella, by the way, has not yet entirely sold out, wristbands for both weekends are available on their website.

So what do we hope happens this weekend?

Let’s dust off the crystal ball and speculate.

read more at: Setlist.fm

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