Get ready to experience Coachella 2025 from the comfort of your couch, as Lady Gaga, Green Day, and Post Malone grace the stage, while viewers enjoy a new 'Watch With' feature filled with commentary and chaos!

With Coachella 2025 livestreaming from April 11 to 13 on YouTube, fans can revel in the performances of big names like Lady Gaga and Green Day—plus a lineup of eclectic acts—without the hassle of dust storms or overpriced tacos. The innovative 'Watch With' feature promises to bring a delightful dose of chaos to your viewing experience, as content creators weigh in on what it really means to rock out in your pajamas.

This year's festival will kick off with the pop sensation Lady Gaga, who is set to debut new songs from her upcoming album on Friday night at 11:10 p.m. For those who find themselves yearning to feel the festival vibe from their living rooms, you can expect her to muster all the energy it takes to rival even your neighbor's mildly aggressive housewarming party.

Saturday night, the spotlight turns to Travis Scott, who will take the stage after the punk rock legends Green Day. One can only imagine what sort of eclectic mix we might hear—will we get a mashup of 'Boulevard of Broken Dreams' and 'Sicko Mode'? Fans are advised to keep their phones charged in case they want to capture their own awkward dancing in real-time, perhaps to share at a later brunch.

As for the final act on Sunday, Post Malone will headline the event at 10:25 p.m. Rather than risk sunburn at the actual festival, viewers can sit back and enjoy from the comfort of their air-conditioned abodes while deciphering whether his new tattoos are conversing with each other in unison. If you thought your weekend plans couldn’t get any better, just wait until you hear 'Congratulations' played for the 100th time—the anthem that made being lazy a legitimate career path.

In addition to the headliners, the lineup boasts performances from a variety of artists like Missy Elliott, T-Pain, Megan Thee Stallion, and GloRilla. The eclectic mix may lead to an auditory adventure where hip-hop seamlessly transitions into pop while you contemplate whether your couch should be classified as a stage prop or your main event. It’s a veritable smorgasbord for the ears, as well as an excellent opportunity to practice eating nachos without using your hands.

As viewers tune in on livestream—starting at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT—they’ll have the thrill of watching multiple stages simultaneously. Perfect for those who can’t decide between two artists (or simply for those who enjoy overwhelming their senses). And if you ever wondered what it’s like to attend six concerts at once without leaving the house, it’s your lucky day. Just remember to breathe and blink occasionally to avoid overexerting yourself.

The 'Watch With' feature adds another layer to the livestreaming experience. Commentators will provide insights that range from actual analysis to hot takes that may include 'That song slaps!' or 'This reminds me of my high school graduation!' It’s a new way to interact with your favorite artists—and a good reminder that you're still wearing pajamas while your friends post their festival outfits on social media.

For fans looking to relive the festival magic, Coachella’s second weekend runs from April 18 to 20, further extending the opportunity to have awkward dance-offs from the safety of your living room. Who will remember the performances? Who will have the best couch potato story of the festival? These vital questions will haunt us well into the next week, alongside the victory dance that comes with deciding to stay in instead of facing the sun.

So, grab your favorite snacks, prepare your streaming device, and make sure your Wi-Fi is up to snuff. What could be better than experiencing the energy of Coachella virtually while still holding on to your Netflix binge-watching title? Who needs dust-covered shoes and overpriced drinks when you can enjoy the pulsating beats from your very own comfort zone?