In some kind of cringey alternate pop-culture universe, Coachella’s lineup is out in November before Mariah Carey unthaws from her cryogenic chamber to wreak havoc with “All I Want For Christmas Is You.”
The festival’s organizer, Goldenvoice, usually announces its lineup the first week of January. But the annual hype machine has shifted into overdrive much earlier than usual, which means influencers have six extra weeks to plan out their Instagram captions for Fashion Nova.
Headlining Coachella in 2025 are Lady Gaga, Green Day, Post Malone and Travis Scott. Beyond those contemporary superstars, however, is a wellspring of electronic music talent. And after a year teeming with unforgettable EDM moments—many of which went down at the stunning new Quasar stage—the nation’s most popular music festival is primed to again spotlight the genre.
Coachella returns to Indio’s Empire Polo Club over two 2025 weekends: April 11-13 and April 18-20. In the meantime, check out a full list of the lineup’s DJs and electronic music producers below.
Coachella 2025 electronic music artists
A.G. CookAbove & BeyondAlokAmelie LensAMÉMÉArcaAustin MillzBasement JaxxBeltranBen BöhmerBoris BrejchaCharli XCXChase & StatusChris LorenzoChris StussyCoco & BreezyDamian LazarusDennis CruzDisco LinesDixon x Jimi JulesDJ GigolaEli BrownFrancis MercierHAAihorsegiirLIndira PaganottoIndo WarehouseInfected MushroomKeinemusikKlangkuenstlerKraftwerkLayton GiordaniMaribou StateMassanoMau PMEUTEMind AgainstMoon BootsParcelsPARISIPete Tong x Ahmed SpinsPole & PansaluteSammy VirjiSara LandryShermanologySnow StrippersThe ProdigyTinlickerTripolismunderscoresVintage CultureVTSSYulia NikoZedd
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