Phoebe Bridgers brought out Arlo Parks at Coachella to sing a 'love song' inspired by her female friends

• Phoebe Bridgers took the stage at Coachella music festival in California on Friday.
• For the final two songs in her performance, she was joined by her "friend" Arlo Parks.

Phoebe Bridgers enlisted Arlo Parks for the grand finale of her performance at Coachella on Friday, which Insider attended.

The British singer and poet, fresh off two Grammy nominations for best new artist and best alternative music album, joined Bridgers for a stirring rendition of "Graceland Too."

Bridgers, who introduced Parks as "my friend," described the track as a "love song." She has also said it was partially inspired by her two boygenius bandmates, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus, who provide backing vocals and harmonies on the studio version.

"Said she knows she lived through it to get to this moment / Ate a sleeve of saltines on my floor and I knew then," Bridgers sings. "I would do anything you want me to / I would do anything for you."

Both Bridgers and Parks identify as bisexual.

Parks remained onstage to sing Bridgers' classic set closer, "I Know the End," the final track on her celebrated sophomore album "Punisher."

Parks will perform her own set in Indio, California on Saturday. Both musicians will return to the iconic music festival for its second weekend.

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