Coachella has unveiled its 2027 lineup, featuring headliners SZA, Tame Impala, Dua Lipa and Daddy Yankee, with Madonna, Don Toliver, and Phoebe Bridgers rounding out a stacked undercard. The festival returns to the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California for two weekends — Weekend 1 on April 9th-11th and Weekend 2 on April 16th-18th.
Advance sale passes for both weekends went on sale back in May and sold out within hours, but a new batch of passes — along with camping, shuttle passes, and add-ons — goes on sale Friday, November 13th at noon PT, and tickets are still available through the secondary market. See our complete guide to buying tickets, camping options, pricing, and more below.
The May advance sale for both Coachella 2027 weekends is long gone, but passes go on sale again Friday, November 13th at 12:00 p.m. PT via Coachella’s official website. Standalone GA passes and GA 4-Packs are listed as sold out as of this writing, so the GA + 3-Day Shuttle bundle and VIP passes are what’s coming up that day, along with some camping, parking, and shuttle options.
If you miss that window or a specific tier is sold out, fans can also look for passes via Vivid Seats. New customers can save $20 off an order of $200 or more with promo code COS20 at checkout, and the Vivid Seats Rewards program adds a free ticket after every 10 purchased.
Fans can also find tickets via AXS Official Resale, which authenticates inventory sold through Coachella’s primary ticketing partner. Coachella also runs a waitlist for both weekends — sign up on the festival’s official website.
American Express Card Members get their own dedicated access this cycle through Amex Reserved Tickets. Tickets for Amex cardholders will go on sale on Thursday, November 12th at 12:00 p.m. PT. Purchases must be made with a valid personal American Express Card (prepaid cards don’t qualify), and there’s a limit of eight passes per person.
Cardholders can also use Amex’s Plan It feature to split purchases of $100 or more into fixed monthly installments. Full terms and access are available at coachella.com/amex.
Coachella sells passes in a tiered structure: there’s no difference in access or perks between tiers, only price. Buy earlier and you pay less; as each tier sells out, the next one opens at a higher price. All prices listed below include service fees. Right now, Coachella’s website shows Tier 2 for the GA + Shuttle bundle and VIP passes, both going on sale again November 13th.
General Admission (GA) — Covers entry to the festival all three days and access to the GA camping areas. Standalone GA passes are currently sold out on Coachella’s website. For reference, Weekend 1 runs $599 (Tier 1), $649 (Tier 2), and $699 (Tier 3). Weekend 2 runs $549, $599, and $649 at the same tiers.
GA + 3-Day Shuttle Bundle — Includes a GA pass and a Coachella Shuttle pass, bundled at a $20 discount over buying separately. This is currently the way to get GA, with Tier 2 priced at $779 for both Weekend 1 and Weekend 2, going on sale November 13th. For reference, Weekend 1 runs $729 at Tier 1 and $829 at Tier 3.
GA 4-Pack — Four GA passes purchased together at $10 off per pass. Weekend 1 is $589 per pass (Tier 1) and $639 (Tier 2). Weekend 2 is $539 (Tier 1) and $589 (Tier 2). Only two tiers are available for the 4-pack, and it’s currently sold out.
VIP — Covers entry to the festival and all VIP areas all weekend, plus access to GA camping.
VIP doesn’t guarantee pit access to any of Coachella’s stages, but does include dedicated entry and exit lanes, access to preferred parking, special food and drink options, private entry to the Yuma tent, enclosed VIP areas by the Coachella Stage, Outdoor Stage, Sahara Tent, and Mojave Tent, air-conditioned restrooms and shaded seating areas, and full no-host bars in VIP areas.
Weekend 1 runs $1,299 (Tier 1) and $1,399 (Tier 2). Weekend 2 runs $1,249 and $1,349. Tier 2 is the current tier, going on sale November 13th.
All pass types originally included a payment plan option at $49 down during advance sale; check availability for remaining tiers. Camping, parking, and shuttle passes are sold separately (see below).
Both weekends feature the same headliners and the same core lineup — but the experience isn’t identical, and that shows up in VIP pricing, with Weekend 2 passes currently $50 cheaper ($1,349 vs. $1,399), though the GA + Shuttle bundle is $779 for both.
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