{"id":9820,"date":"2026-04-17T13:08:41","date_gmt":"2026-04-17T13:08:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/globalnewstoday.uk\/index.php\/2026\/04\/17\/ranges-music-over-influence-guide-to-coachella-weekend-two-readrange-com\/"},"modified":"2026-04-17T13:08:41","modified_gmt":"2026-04-17T13:08:41","slug":"ranges-music-over-influence-guide-to-coachella-weekend-two-readrange-com","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/globalnewstoday.uk\/index.php\/2026\/04\/17\/ranges-music-over-influence-guide-to-coachella-weekend-two-readrange-com\/","title":{"rendered":"RANGE\u2019s \u201cMusic Over Influence\u201d Guide to Coachella Weekend Two – readrange.com"},"content":{"rendered":"

Listen, I love Coachella.<\/span>
And I know the internet may not be a safe space to say that. Hater culture is at its peak. Coachella used to be cool, Geese is a psyop, <\/span>Euphoria<\/span><\/i> sucks now, etc., etc. But if you (like me) got to see one of your favourite bands since high school (I love you, The Strokes) play a seismic set, complete with political banter while the frontman donned an anti-capitalism T-shirt, maybe your cold, hard heart would melt a little, too.<\/span>
\u201cBut it was last weekend,\u201d you snap back. \u201cYou\u2019ve already posted your recaps, your photos, and tagged your brand. Why are we still here?!\u201d Because Weekend two, baby, or as I like to refer to it: all the music, with a little less influence.<\/span>
So sure, you won\u2019t be at Revolve Fest with a Patr\u00f3n Headliner in hand (which, for the record, I loved), or spotting a Jenner at 818 Fest watching Kaytranada, nor will you be able to rub shoulders with your favourite pop stars at the electric lit Neon Carnival, or (takes a breath) catching KATSEYE at the Threads party.<\/span>
But, and I want you to pull out your Loop earbuds while I say this, you will still get a silly-good lineup, now with <\/span>Kacey Musgraves<\/span><\/a> (did we say f*ckin yee?), a Sabrina Carpenter set that\u2019s mysteriously five minutes longer, and a second chance to catch what you missed (say, <\/span>PinkPantheress<\/span><\/a>, because you were at The Strokes and your heart is still recovering).<\/span>
As a five-time Coachella attendee who\u2019s experienced everything from GA to Artist and VIP, I know a thing or two about choosing your own adventure, so sit back as I present to you <\/span>RANGE\u2019s<\/span><\/i> guide to the perfect weekend two. Whether you\u2019re in it for the activations or the on-stage activity, don\u2019t worry, we\u2019ve got you covered.<\/span>
 
 
 
There are countless brand activations at Coachella, so many, in fact, that it can be hard to keep track of. So, for us, it\u2019s smart to choose a few you want to experience and schedule them during times where you want to get out of the sun before temps drop for the night. If you\u2019re an early bird, say, around 12 p.m. when the gates open, you won\u2019t have to deal with lines and you won\u2019t miss much music. One of the best activations we saw was the Aperol Day Club. We\u2019re talking spritz, frozen drinks, tooth gems, bracelets, oh my! Plus, weekend one, Joe Jonas showed up and bartended. Who knows who will pull up for weekend two? More importantly, you can slide through with a GA wristband, meaning all the VIP treatment without the price tag. <\/span>
Next on our list had to be the GAP Hoodie House. Yes, you will have to purchase your custom hoodie, but also yes, you\u2019ll have a lasting, wearable cozy memory, covered in patches to remember what I\u2019m calling your favourite Coachella year yet. Last but not least on this list has to be my favourite pyramid-shaped oasis, open to all wristband tiers, the Red Bull Mirage. It\u2019s right across from The Quasar stage, has a literal Nobu in there, and balconies with a great view of the entire festival, but that\u2019s not why it\u2019s making the list. Aircon, hun. There\u2019s air conditioning in there. So sure, you can catch a DJ set from the likes of Tinashe and spot celebs like Olandria from Love Island, but the true magic comes down to the unmatchable experience of air conditioning in the desert.<\/span>
 
 
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