Coachella announces headliners for underground stage Quasar
The Quasar stage remains Coachella’s home for marathon DJ sets, showcasing a lineup that spans house, techno, and trance.
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has revealed the lineup for its Quasar stage, a venue dedicated to extended DJ performances that run up to three hours. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival takes place April 10–12 and April 17–19, with Quasar offering a focused space for extended electronic sets across both weekends.
Now in its third year, the Quasar stage will once again spotlight electronic artists known for long-form sets during the festival’s two-weekend run in April at the Empire Polo Club in Indio. Headlining the Quasar lineup are David Guetta and DJ Snake, joined by a mix of established and rising names in electronic music. Weekend one opens Friday with Pawsa, followed by David Guetta on Saturday and Fatboy Slim on Sunday.
Weekend two begins with Armin Van Buuren and Adam Beyer on Friday, continues with DJ Snake’s “Pardon My French” set on Saturday, and closes with Sara Landry’s “Blood Oath” on Sunday. The Quasar stage has become a consistent draw for festivalgoers seeking immersive DJ performances that differ from the shorter sets found elsewhere on the grounds.
Its programming complements Coachella’s main stages, which this year feature Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and Karol G as headliners. Festival organizers have yet to announce lineups for the Do Lab and Heineken House stages, both of which traditionally highlight electronic and dance-focused acts.
Overall, the Quasar stage is designed to give artists space to develop longer sets, allowing for deeper musical exploration and fewer interruptions. Its focus on extended performances has made it a destination for electronic music fans looking for a more immersive experience beyond the festival’s main stages.
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Ashley Palya
I've been writing, covering events, and doing interviews with Exron for nearly four years, but have been an EDM-lover for over a decade. The music community and industry has a special place in my heart and I love exploring the depths. EDC Las Vegas is my favorite festival and this year will be my sixth time attending. Some other recent festivals I've been are Ultra, Elements, Lost Lands, Electric Forest, and Arc. I've been getting more into experimental bass, but techno and house will always have my heart. <3
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