The Do LaB, the vibrant electronic and dance music festival within the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, has announced the lineup for the April 12-14 and April 19-21 weekends at the Empire Polo Club in Indio.
It includes more than 40 acts and features a set from the dance music titan Alesso under the moniker BODY HI, a DJ set from dance and beatmaker Channel Tres, electronic duo Chase & Status, Life and Death founder DJ Tennis and multi-genre producer and singer-songwriter Sam Gellaitry.
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The Do LaB stage has been an intricate part of Coachella for the past 17 years and is known for its interactive crowd, colorful structures, electronic beats and occasional aerial dancers gliding above the crowd.
Surprise guests are also expected each weekend. Previous surprises have included sets by Diplo, Odeza, Skream, Gordo, Rüfüs Du Sol, Dom Dolla, John Summit, Madeon, SG Lewis and Elderbrook.
The lineup for weekend one includes Ahadadream, Anna Lunoe, Awen, Azzecca, BODY HI by Alesso, Channel Tres (DJ Set), Chase & Status, DJ Starrza, DRĖĖĖMY, Hamdi, Jersey, Maddy Maia B2B Tottie, Melé, Mia Moretti, Nikki Nair x Hudson Mohawke, Parallelle, Player Dave, salute, Sam Gellaitry, SICARIA, Smiles Davis, Tape B and The Dare (DJ Set).
Weekend two will be &friends, Alleycvt, AYYBO, Baby Weight, Beltran, Biscits, CocoRosie, DJ Tennis, Dylan Brady, HE.SHE.THEY, HoneyLuv, Huneycut,, Jasper Tygner, Jon Casey, Juelz, Juliet Mendoza, Julya Karma, Kasbo, KETBOI69 (KETTAMA b2b Partiboi69), Patricio, Sinca, Sultan + Shepard, Tinzo & Jojo (Book Club Radio), Val Fleury, Westend and Yung Singh.
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