Bad Bunny, a popular singer known for his reggaeton and Latin trap music, is going to perform at the 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. He will be performing on Friday and many people are looking forward to his performance. He is also the first Latin artist to headline this festival.
The singer is very popular and has over 45 million followers on Instagram. Many people are excited to see his live performance at the music festival. He also shared a new collaboration with Adidas on his Instagram stories.
The 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has many well-known performers, such as Blackpink, Gorillaz, Björk, Rosalía, Becky G, Jackson Wang, Bruna Boy, deadmau5, Willow Smith, and Labrinth. There will also be brand activations from Quay, Supergoop, Beis x Wanderlust, 8 Other Reasons, and Touchland.
If you can’t go to Coachella this year, you can still watch Bad Bunny’s performance online. WWD has made a guide to help you watch his performance.
How To Watch Bad Bunny’s Coachella Performance?
Coachella has partnered with YouTube to offer free, high-quality livestream content for performances and behind-the-scenes moments. On-demand video will also be available. The livestream for all performances will kick off at 7 p.m. ET on Friday.
What Songs Will Bad Bunny Perform?
The singer recently released a collaboration with fellow Puerto Rican trap-reggaeton singer Eladio Carrión called “Coco Chanel” as an homage to the late designer. It’s possible the song will be on the setlist. He also teased the set list with pseudo-cryptic messages on his Instagram like “tengo mucho que decirles, pero mejor les digo mañana en Coachella…,” which translates to “I have so much to tell you, but I better tell you tomorrow at Coachella…”
Some recent songs off his 2022 world tour set list he might perform include “Moscow Mule,” “Me Porto Bonito” and “Un ratito.”
What Time Is Bad Bunny Performing?
Bad Bunny will take to the Coachella mainstage at 11:25 p.m. PT on Friday. He will also perform on April 21. He will become the first Latin music artist to grace the Coachella mainstage as a headliner.