Coachella 2023 Lineup Leak

Coachella 2023 Lineup Leak: The 2023 roster for the wildly popular Coachella music festival is supposedly featured on a poster that has been making the rounds on Twitter. However, a major red flag suggests the picture is phoney.

From April 14 to 16 and April 21 to 23, Coachella will be back in the desert. Fans are only waiting for the lineup, which they are very excited about. Fans thought that the list of performers would be announced on Tuesday, January 3, and that tickets would go on sale the following Friday (January 13). But no other information has been given out yet.

Some people on social media think they’ve found a lineup leak, but Coachella hasn’t confirmed whether or not it’s true. HITC has asked Coachella for a comment, but they haven’t replied yet. Still, let’s talk about who we think might play this year and look at fake announcements from the past.

Coachella 2023 Lineup Leak

If the poster is authentic, it says that Justin Bieber will be the main act on Friday nights (April 14 and 21). Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny and K-pop group Blackpink will perform on Saturdays.

Coachella returns April 14-16 & 21-23, 2023 🌵Register now to access the 2023 advance sale beginning Friday, June 17th at 10am PT at https://t.co/qujCsdCWkp pic.twitter.com/2UUEeXlgZC
— Coachella (@coachella) June 14, 2022

If it turns out to be accurate, it would be Blackpink’s second time at the festival. We hope their labelmates Big Bang, who was also set to play at Coachella 2020, will join them.

Alison Wonderland is an Australian music producer whose name is misspelt as “Allison Wonderland.” the mistake in the Sunday schedule makes it clear that the poster may not be official and may have been made by a fan. We would assume that the official image would be checked carefully before it was released. If not, a proofreader somewhere is in trouble!

So far, only Frank Ocean has been officially announced as the main act. The Novacane singer was supposed to perform at the festival in 2020, but it was cancelled, and Coachella co-founder Paul Tollett told the Los Angeles Times that the R&B legend would definitely come back in 2023.

No matter who plays at the festival, tickets sold out as soon as they went on sale on June 17, 2022. But there is a waitlist, so check back here to see if you can get tickets.

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