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The first weekend of Coachella is right around the corner, as fans will return to Indio, California, for the annual music festival to see headliners like Lana Del Rey, Tyler, the Creator, Doja Cat, and a special reunion from No Doubt, the group’s first time performing together in nearly a decade. Tickets have been on sale for months, with the first weekend currently sold out. As for finding last-minute Coachella tickets, here’s what to know about buying your weekend passes and making your way to the festival.
Coachella 2024: Festival Dates, Schedule
The first weekend of Coachella runs from April 12-14, 2024, and the second weekend goes from April 19-21, 2024, at the Empire Polo Ground in Indio. You currently have to join waitlists on Coachella’s site for passes for Weekend 1, but if you still want to attend the second weekend’s dates, it’s still possible to find last-minute Coachella tickets directly through the festival’s ticket partner, AXS. Read on for more information about how to score three-day Coachella passes to the festival this year.
How to Buy Coachella Tickets Online: Weekend 1 & 2
Unless you jumped on Coachella tickets right when they went on sale, there’s a good chance you missed the window to buy them at their early-bird prices. But you can still find plenty of available Coachella tickets online for both weekends of the festival (if you know the right places to look). The festival’s website still has Weekend 2 tickets available, while verified ticket sites have general admission Coachella tickets for sale at different price points. Here’s how to score sold-out passes for Weekend 1.
Buy Coachella Tickets on Vivid Seats
Once you’re on the site, you can customize your search and sort through the available Coachella passes being sold on Vivid Seats by price, date, and quantity, including if you’re looking for VIP or general admission passes. Vivid Seats is great for last-minute Coachella tickets because everything is delivered digitally, so you can find tickets and have them sent straight to your email or phone instantly. BONUS: Use our exclusive Rolling Stone promo code RS2024 to save $20 off your first-time purchase over $200 at VividSeats.com.
Buy Coachella Tickets on StubHub
Another great place to find cheap Coachella tickets is on StubHub. The site currently has a number of Coachella passes available as of this writing, and prices will likely go down following Weekend 1 of the festival. We spotted two tickets for the first weekend running for as low as $416 a piece, though prices could change as the festival gets closer.
Buy Coachella Tickets on SeatGeek
Another reliable seller that currently has Weekend 1 Coachella tickets for sale is SeatGeek. If you’re looking to attend all three days of the first weekend, general admission passes are currently available for about $449 a piece. To score a slight discount on your tickets, you can use the promo code ROLLINGSTONE10 at checkout on eligible first purchases over $250 to get $10 off.
Coachella 2024: Festival Headliners, Lineup
Announced earlier this year, Lana Del Rey will headline the first night of Coachella. Tyler, the Creator will hit the stage on Saturday, with Doja Cat headlining the final night of the festival’s first and second weekends. We have yet to see an official Coachella schedule, though fans can expect No Doubt any day of the weekend.
Peso Pluma, Lil Uzi Vert, Justice, Young Miko, and Sabrina Carpenter are also scheduled for the first night of the fest. Saturday’s lineup, meantime, sees everyone from Blur to Ice Spice to Bleachers gracing the stage, along with Raye, Jungle, the Drums, and Jon Batiste, to name a few. On Sunday, concertgoers will have the chance to see sets from J Balvin, Jhené Aiko, Khruangbin, Lil Yachty, Reneé Rapp, Victoria Monét, YG Marley, Olivia Dean, and Mdou Moctar.
Where to Stay Near Coachella Music Festival & How to Get to Coachella
While Airbnbs, hotels, and luxury vacation rentals often book up quickly ahead of Coachella, festival goers might still find plenty of last-minute spots to choose from by booking online. Check sites like Hotels.com, as well as apps like Vrbo, to see if there are any vacancies near the festival grounds or within driving distance. Once you’ve settled on your lodging, you can check out Coachella’s website for recommendations on getting to the festival. (We recommend carpooling to make your commute to and from the grounds as easy as possible.)
