BINI is about to make history at Coachella.
The girls will be the first all-Filipino girl group to perform at the renowned music festival, taking the Mojave stage on April 11 from 7:15 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Philippine Time. They also have a performance lined up for Coachella’s second weekend on April 17 Pacific Time, although festival organizers have yet to announce schedule details.
For those unable to catch BINI live from the desert this year, Coachella has a free livestream of performances on its official YouTube channel. Viewers can tune in and watch up to four stages at the same time with the stream’s multiview option.
Coachella has also set up Coachella TV, a non-stop YouTube stream that features highlights from this year’s festival, along with classic performances, documentaries, and behind-the-scenes footage from its 25-year history.
Some of the performers of this year’s Coachella include multinational girl group KATSEYE, rock band Turnstile, and headliner Sabrina Carpenter.
BINI recently received a shout-out from Rolling Stone, which included them in a list of 20 acts to look out for at Coachella, saying “BINI’s vibrant pop songs and animated choreography feel tailor-made for the kind of explosive visual spectacle that Coachella promises year after year.”
Beyond Coachella, the group’s docuseries will also begin streaming on April 10 on Netflix.
Frequently Asked Questions
BINI takes the Mojave stage on April 11 from 7:15 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. Philippine Time. They also have a second performance scheduled for Coachella’s second weekend on April 17 Pacific Time, though exact timing has not yet been announced.
Coachella offers a free livestream of festival performances on its official YouTube channel, including a multiview option that lets viewers watch up to four stages simultaneously, allowing fans to catch BINI’s set without attending in person.
BINI is the first all-Filipino girl group to perform at Coachella, marking a milestone for Philippine pop music on one of the world’s most prominent music festival stages.
Yes. Rolling Stone included BINI in a list of 20 acts to watch at Coachella, praising their vibrant pop songs and animated choreography as suited to the festival’s spectacle-driven performance style.
Yes. Beyond their Coachella performances, BINI’s docuseries begins streaming on Netflix on April 10, adding another milestone to the group’s busy schedule around their historic festival debut.
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