Shania Twain joins Harry Styles on stage in electrifying Coachella set

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April 18, 2022

After three years of limited travel and cancelled gigs, Coachella is finally back

This is the time when GRAMMY-winning artists take over the desert in California.

Highlights 2022: Day 2, Weekend 1https://t.co/ojfho2fred pic.twitter.com/9XaK5lOdsg
— Coachella (@coachella) April 17, 2022

Unbillievable pic.twitter.com/6CsyraIKTu
— Coachella (@coachella) April 17, 2022

Around a quarter of a million of people are gathering in the desert this week, including your favourite a-listers

The original headliners for this year’s festival were Harry Styles, Billie Eilish, and Kanye West, but Yay suddenly dropped out last week.

The Weeknd will take his spot alongside EDM group Swedish House Mafia, who were already set to perform a DJ set.

Harry Styles brought an energetic start to the world’s most famous music festival

Harry with the bi flag during Treat People With Kindness at #Coachella – April 15 (via @gabrieIuh) pic.twitter.com/GWZqUfvUHN
— HSD Media (@HSDMedia) April 16, 2022

Wearing a sequined catsuit, he even brought on Shania Twain as a surprise guest.

20-year old Headliner Billie Eilish has the audience get low during her set.

You should see @billieeilish on the @youtube livestream. Now at https://t.co/369m1pEHng pic.twitter.com/BvOjmtihhV
— Coachella (@coachella) April 17, 2022

The festival is back in full swing

Fans, celebs, and influencers are still flocking to the desert, with plenty of headliners, Ferris wheel photos, and some of the coolest festival fashion to come.

Not a mirage ☀️ pic.twitter.com/2Sa59kAP20
— Coachella (@coachella) April 17, 2022

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