2 Years Abandoned, Coachella Music Festival Returns April 2022

Coachella event before being hit by the COVID-19 pandemic (Twitter @coachella)

JAKARTA - The Coachella music festival which is being held in the United States, precisely in the Southern California area, is rumored to be back in April 2022.

After two years of being canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the organizers decided to bring back the music event, which has been held regularly for 20 years.

Launching Antara, Friday, June 4, the music festival brought as many as 500 thousand spectators in an open space for two weeks to enjoy the performances of the musicians who would later be presented.

The organizers of Coachella Goldenvoice said the event would be held in 2 weeks from April 15-17 2022 and April 22-24 2022.

Ticket sales will begin on Friday following the United States time zone.

Although it has been prepared, it is not yet known which line of musicians will appear at Coachella 2022.

Previously, Coachella in 2020 was completely canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which still had a high number of cases.

In 2021, Coachella was planned to be present in October but apparently it will not be realized.

There are also several musicians who are supposed to appear in 2020 at the prestigious music event, including Frank Ocean, Rage Against the Machine, and Travis Scott.

Besides Coachella, another music festival held in California, namely Stagecoach, is also planned to be held from April 29 to May 1, 2022 to make room for country music fans.

See you in the desert Coachella returns April 15-17 & 22-24, 2022. Register now to access the 2022 advance sale beginning Friday, June 4 at 10am PT.https://t.co/qujCsdCWkp pic.twitter.com /0PzCZYrbB6

— Coachella (@coachella) June 1, 2021

All concerts and live performances in the entertainment sector have been canceled worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the United States, the entertainment sector for concerts and live performances has only started to get better after the COVID-19 vaccine was intensified.