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    Do LaB Unveils Always-Anticipated Lineup for Coachella ‘26

    By Mark MancinoJanuary 30, 2026
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    The long-running experiential hub returns to the Polo Grounds across both Coachella weekends and announces lineup, surprise guests.

    Do LaB has officially revealed the full lineup for its 2026 stage at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, returning to the Empire Polo Club for both weekends on April 10–12 and April 17–19. Fresh off celebrating its 20th anniversary in ‘25, the beloved Coachella fixture continues to operate as a cultural pressure valve within the festival – serving up equal parts dance floor, discovery zone, and creative playground.

    Over the years, Do LaB’s Coachella experience has become known for its immersive production and adventurous roster, surprise DJ sets and back-to-back performances. With this year as no exception, Do LaB once again blurs genre lines while spotlighting both global heavyweights and rising talent across the six festival days.

    Weekend One (April 10–12) leans into high-energy club sounds, bass culture, and more, featuring 1tbsp, andhim, Andy C, Anfisa Letyago, Baalti, Baby J, Brunello, bullet tooth, Cincity, Deer Jade, Effin, FIFI, Jackie Hollander, Jazzy, jigitz, Lumia, MCR-T, Omar+, OMNOM, Poolside’s Daytime Disco, Roddy Lima, Soraya, Soul Purpose, Starjunk 95, Tinashe (DJ Set), and Whethan. As always, the weekend fuses electronic heavyweights with emerging talent in a tightly curated environment, designed for spontaneity and discovery.

    Weekend Two (April 17–19) turns things up – rooted in house, techno, club and experimental electronic sounds, which includes ÆON:MODE B2B Blossom, AFTER MIDNIGHT (Matroda x San Pacho), Alex Chapman B2B Zoe Gitter, Alisha, Ape Drums B2B Bontan, Arthi, The Brothers Macklovitch (A-Trak & Dave1), Champion, CQuestt, DJ Habibeats B2B Zeemuffin, Drama (DJ Set), Eliza Rose, Gudfella, Level Up B2B Mary Droppinz, LYNY, Maxi Meraki, Natascha Polké, Neumonic, Patricio, Sam Alfred, Sam Binga B2B Jialing, Sarz, SBTRKT, Seth Troxler, Silva Bumpa, Strawbry, Tourist, and X CLUB. The stacked second weekend further solidifies Do LaB’s standing within the scene, and their boundary-bending bookings coupled with a dance floor-forward mentality.

    Do LaB’s most anticipated tradition returns: surprise special guests revealed day by day across both weekends, a hallmark that has previously delivered unforgettable appearances from the likes of Billie Eilish, Skrillex, Kaskade, DJ Snake, SOFI TUKKER, Bonobo, and many more. With the 2026 Coachella Do LaB stage now officially announced… let’s get ready to take on another year in the desert.

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