Here’s Where You Can Still Buy Coachella Tickets

By Jonathan Zavaleta

Jonathan Zavaleta

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We’re now less than a month out from Coachella, which will span the weekends of April 10-12 and 17-19. Passes were snapped up in less than a week when they originally went on sale. That means the remaining options are to join the Coachella waitlist or buy passes on third-party resale sites.

This year’s festival is headlined by Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Karol G. The festival will also feature performances by the xx, the Strokes, Disclosure, Young Thug, Clipse, and more. 

At a Glance: How to Buy Last-Minute Coachella Tickets

• Resale: StubHub, TicketNetwork, VividSeats, SeatGeek

Last month’s Grammys gave us a taste of what to expect from Coachella, featuring performances by upcoming headliners Justin Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter, as well as Sombr, Katseye, Clipse, and Addison Rae. 

The lineup also includes Nine Inch Noize, a collaboration between Nine Inch Nails and electronic music producer Boys Noize. Karol G is set to become the first Latina artist to headline Coachella when she performs during the Sunday night sets. 

Tickets for single-weekend three-day passes start at around $950 on various resale sites. Weekend two tickets are slightly cheaper; you can find a three-day pass starting at around $700 for individual tickets on StubHub, and potentially less if buying multiple tickets. General Admission tickets on VividSeats start at around $840 for weekend two, while VIP starts at around $1,643. 

StubHub

StubHub has a limited supply of weekend tickets, as well as shuttle and camping passes. Prices start at around $900 for the first weekend.

TicketNetwork

Tickets on TicketNetwork start at around $1,000, and you can save $300 if you spend $1,000 with the promo code RS300.

Vivid Seats

Tickets start at around $840 for weekend two on VividSeats, and passes include GA, VIP, and GA plus Shuttle Pass.

SeatGeek

SeatGeek is another option, with tickets starting at just over $1,000 for weekend passes for the first weekend or about $920 for the second. Available passes include GA and VIP.

Last year, Rolling Stone learned that Bieber inked a seven-figure deal to headline Coachella, working directly with the festival rather than through an agent to iron out the terms. The headlining slot will promote Swag, Bieber’s latest album.

As for Karol G, she will be the first Latina artist to headline the music festival. Friday’s headliner and Rolling Stone‘s summer issue cover star, Sabrina Carpenter, quipped at the festival in 2024, “Coachella, see you back here when I headline.”