Although Coachella 2023 is still a couple of months away, they are already gearing up to release official announcements regarding the music festival's lineup.
In fact, there is already word on which artists might make an appearance on the highly-anticipated music festival stage, Pop Base has reported.
Possible headliners for next year's Coachella include Rihanna, Drake, Bad Bunny, BLACKPINK, Dua Lipa, SZA, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Justin Bieber, Olivia Rodrigo, Paramore, Skrillex, Tyler The Creator, Travis Scott, LCD Soundsystem, and Chemical Brothers.
According to reports, the only artist who is confirmed to headline the massive event is Frank Ocean, who was initially booked for the 2020 music festival.
The 2023 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival-or just simply Coachella-is an annual multi-day music festival that will be held at Indio, California's Empire Polo Club.
Next year's Coachella is slated to run from April 14 to 16 and April 21 to 23, and the music festival's official social media accounts announced that hopeful attendees can register to access the advance sale as early as June 17, earlier this year.
While many attend the music festival for various reasons, may it be for the art, food, or another thing altogether, most go to see the hottest artists perform, because Coachella's lineup is always something to look out for.
According to Uproxx, fans might have to wait a little while longer to see if their favorite artists will be included in next year's lineup, because the 2022 Coachella headliners and lineup were not announced until mid-January, so there's a big possibility that the announcement will also come in January next year.
Coachella ticket prices vary, depending on the different passes available. However, according to reports, tickets start at $619 and can go up to $1,229.
Fans React
Although ticket prices for the music festival are definitely steep for most fans, many can't help but get hyped and excited to see their favorite artists perform on the Coachella stage again.
Blinks, BLACKPINK's fans, cannot wait to see their idols again after the South Korean girl group performed at the same music festival in 2019.
With new music and an album now under their belt, fans are surely in for a treat to see the four-membered group dance and sing at Coachella next year.
Other fans took to Twitter to share their disappointment when they noticed that their favorite artists were not included in the possible headliners' list released by Pop Base.
"Can Coachella bring back Bey?? Because I missed her set the first time," a fan wrote.
"I don't see Nicki," another added, referring to Nicki Minaj.
Well, fans should still have a little hope because the list of headliners isn't finalized nor official because Coachella is yet to give definitive headliners and lineup list.
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