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- Bad Bunny surprised fans by bringing out Post Malone during his Coachella performance. Here are 10 more guest appearances from the festival.
Bad Bunny surprised fans by bringing out Post Malone during his Coachella performance. Here are 10 more guest appearances from the festival.
- Coachella 2023 featured headliners Bad Bunny, BLACKPINK, and Frank Ocean.
- At the star-studded music festival, there are bound to be some special guests dropping in.
Bad Bunny, who made history as Coachella's first solo Latino headliner, was joined by Post Malone and others.
Though the duo experienced technically difficulties during their performance, Post Malone and Bad Bunny sang acoustic versions of Bad Bunny's hits, "La Canción" and "Yonaguni."
The reggaeton star also brought out Latino artists Jhayco, Ñengo Flow and Jowell & Randy to perform his songs "Dákiti" and "Safaera."
Troye Sivan joined Charli XCX for her single "1999" on Saturday.
Electropop singer Charli XCX brought out pop singer Troye Sivan for their 2018 collaboration, "1999."
Producer Metro Boomin had a star-studded set with John Legend, The Weeknd, Future, Don Toliver, 21 Savage, and Diddy.
During his Friday set, producer Metro Boomin brought out The Weeknd to perform his hit single "Heartless" and their new collaborative track, "Creepin'."
John Legend also joined the Missouri native to perform their collaboration "On Time." Following Legend, Future appeared to sing their song from Metro Boomin's latest album, "Superhero (Heroes & Villains)."
Producer Nile Rodgers joined Blondie for a nostalgic set in the desert.
Rodgers joined Blondie lead singer Debbie Harry for their hits "Rapture" and "Backfired." Rodgers has collaborated with Harry in the past, as he has a producer credit on her debut solo album, "KooKoo."
Becky G celebrated her Latino culture by bringing out stars like Natti Natasha, Marca MP, Jesús Ortiz Paz, and Peso Pluma.
Becky G sang her song "Yo Acabo" with the Mexican banda mariachi band Marca MP, followed by appearances from rapper Jesús Ortiz Paz, and singer Peso Pluma.
Finally, Becky G was joined by Dominican reggaeton artist Natti Natasha as the two sang Becky G's 2018 hit single, "Sin Pijama."
Gorillaz member Damon Albarn was joined by De La Soul, Thundercat, Peven Everett, Jamie Principle, and Del the Funky Homosapien.
Virtual band Gorillaz was joined by a slew of celebs during their Friday set. Frontman Damon Albarn brought out two members of the hip-hop group De La Soul to perform Gorillaz hit "Feel Good Inc."
Albarn also performed "Cracker Island" with Thundercat and "Hollywood" with Jamie Principle.
According to Pitchfork, Albarn was a surprise guest last year for headliner Billie Eilish.
Indie singer Benee welcomed frequent collaborator Gus Dapperton to her set.
Benee found success on TikTok with her song 2019 "Supalonely," featuring Gus Dapperton. The Australian singer performed the popular song with Dapperton on Friday.
Famed DJ Calvin Harris brought out Ellie Goulding to perform on Saturday.
The frequent collaborators teamed up once again on the Coachella stage to perform their most recent song together, "Miracle."
According to Desert Sun reporter Paul Albani-Burgio, audience members were disappointed at Harris' lack of special guests, considering the DJ's impressive list of collaborators.
Labrinth surprised Coachella attendees with a visit from last year's headliner, Billie Eilish.
Eilish and Labrinth performed their single, "Never Felt So Alone" together for the first time. The chilling single blew up after its appearance in "Euphoria" season two.
Rosalía was joined by fiancé Rauw Alejandro on Saturday.
Puerto Rican singer Rauw Alejandro joined his fiancé Rosalía for her set on Saturday, singing their songs "Beso" and "Vampiro" together. The two danced together and even shared a kiss onstage before Alejandro left.
Indie band Boygenius joined Muna, another indie band, for their desert performance.
Indie trio Boygenius surprised fans at Muna's Friday performance. Boygenius members Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus sang Bridger's collaboration with Muna, "Silk Chiffon."
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