Coachella livestreams will stay on YouTube through 2030
YouTube and Goldenvoice extended their exclusive global Coachella livestream agreement through 2030 for both festival weekends.
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YouTube and Goldenvoice renewed their exclusive Coachella livestream and content partnership through 2030. Under the agreement, YouTube remains the festival’s exclusive global livestream destination for both weekends.
The renewal covers more than a single stage feed. YouTube points to multiview for following several stages, creator-led viewing experiences, artist Shorts from backstage and merchandise shopping as parts of its current festival coverage.
The companies’ streaming partnership reaches its fifteenth year in April 2027. YouTube says the 2026 festival set its record for the most people watching Coachella on the service at the same time, although the announcement does not provide a peak viewer figure.
For viewers, the practical news is where future official streams will be available. The agreement does not set future lineups, performance times or which sets will be streamed; those details are announced for each festival separately.