Coachella 2025 Weekend 2 Livestream Schedule & Info [Watch Inside!]
Miss some of the action during Coachella's first weekend? Have no fear! The livestream has you covered with performances from the second weekend!
edmidentity.comHere’s the latest on Coachella Weekend 2 livestream schedule.
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The official livestream typically runs daily starting around 4:00 PM PT (7:00 PM ET) on multiple YouTube channels corresponding to each stage (Coachella Stage, Outdoor Theatre, Sahara, Mojave, Gobi, Yuma). This setup has been standard for Weekend 2 in recent years, with a six-channel livestream lineup so viewers can switch between stages as performances unfold. The schedule usually includes headliners and a mix of indie and electronic acts across Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with late-night sets toward the end of each evening. If you’re watching from Marseille, note the conversion to local time (CET) will be UTC+2 during April in France.
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Recent press coverage confirms Weekender 2 livestreams feature marquee acts and stage-allocated time slots, often with additional surprise appearances or streaming-only performances. For example, past weekend 2 schedules have highlighted headliners and multiple cross-genre acts across the six YouTube channels, making it possible to follow several acts in parallel or focus on your favorites. This pattern suggests you’ll see the usual mix of high-profile headliners and festival favorites streamed live.
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Practical tips to watch:
- Use YouTube and search for “Coachella Weekend 2 livestream schedule” on the days of the festival to get the real-time channel map and exact set times.
- Add reminders for your must-see artists on the Coachella livestream pages or your calendar to avoid missing sets, especially with time-zone differences.
- If you’re outside the U.S., run a quick time-zone conversion to align live start times with your local evening schedule.
If you want, I can pull the exact set-times for each day and channel from the latest official listing and present them in a concise, day-by-day 3-column table (Day | Channel | Start Time) for quick reference. I can also convert those times to your local time (CEST) and provide a printable schedule. Would you like me to do that?