15 photos of Billie Eilish at Coachella show how much her career has grown in just 3 years

When she took the stage in Indio, California on April 13, 2019, Eilish was fresh off the record-breaking release of her debut studio album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?"

Eilish released her sophomore album "Happier Than Ever" in July 2021. It received generally positive reviews and was nominated for album of the year at the 2022 Grammys.

According to Billboard, Eilish's early-evening crowd "spilled over to the festival's main stage, nearly hindering the space meant for upcoming headliners Tame Impala."

Eilish arrived for her headlining performance on April 16, 2022, at 11:30 p.m.

Her hit-packed setlist opened with the old fan favorite "Bury a Friend" and concluded with the one-two punch of "Bad Guy" and "Happier Than Ever."

In 2019, Eilish arrived 20 minutes late for her weekend-one set and forgot the lyrics to one of her songs.

"I really resent the things that were surrounding me during that period of time," she told V magazine. "I had that ruined for me by a person, but that's OK."

Later, her documentary revealed that she was being plagued by relationship problems. Her then-boyfriend Brandon Quention Adams, also known as 7: AMP, was apparently absent and apathetic throughout preparations for the performance.

During weekend one of Coachella, Eilish's performance went off without a hitch, even though she quipped that she "should not be headlining this shit."

Although her debut Coachella performance was interrupted by technical issues, it was widely praised by fans and critics.

At the time, Billboard described Eilish as being "at the tip of everyone's tongues."

To sing a tender medley of "Overheated," "Bellyache," and "Ocean Eyes," Eilish was lifted above the crowd by a mobile crane, which revolved in a 360-degree motion.

Khalid welcomed other famous collaborators like Halsey and Normani during his 2019 daytime set.

The "Location" singer arrived onstage during weekend one to perform "Lovely," though he wasn't Eilish's only guest for the evening.

Eilish and Staples performed their catchy collaboration "&burn."

The Blur and Gorillaz frontman joined Eilish to perform her song "Getting Older," as well as the biggest hit of his own career, "Feel Good Inc."

Even as a teenager, Eilish boasted an energetic and assertive performance style.

During Eilish's weekend two performance, the revered rocker arrived to sing a stripped-down rendition of Paramore's "Misery Business."

Later, she returned to the stage to help Eilish sing her closing banger "Happier Than Ever."

Despite underwhelming reviews of Coachella's much-anticipated return, following two years of cancellations related to COVID-19, few attendees had a negative word to say about Eilish.

The Guardian gave Eilish's show five out of five stars, raving that she brought "a thrilling mix of charm and bravado to the main stage."

Rolling Stone said her "stellar" performance was "characterized by the prowess of an industry veteran but with the humility of a 20-year-old who just made one of her dreams come true."

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