The American festival has just unveiled the program for its next edition, featuring several French-speaking artists.
The next edition of the Californian Coachella festival is becoming clearer. The high mass of world pop unveiled the programming for its 2023 vintage on Tuesday and, as often, a few French-speaking artists have slipped into the list. The event, which will take place over two weekends in April, will host Christine & The Queens (who now call themselves Redcar) and Belgian sensation Angèle. A third French-speaking artist, more confidential, will be there: DJ Chloé Caillet.
Coachella, undoubtedly one of the most prestigious festivals in the world, brings together the cream of American pop and hip-hop every year, while attracting international artists. Christine & The Queens, in particular, have already performed there, as have Aya Nakamura, Stromae and the group L’Impératrice.
The headliners for Coachella 2023 are reggaeton star Bad Bunny, K-Pop band Blackpink and the very rare Frank Ocean. Gorillaz, Rosalía and Björk will also be present, as well as Calvin Harris and Burna Boy.
