Grab your flower crowns - Coachella Valley Music Festival has just announced its 2017 lineup. Beyonce will be headlining the festival along with Kendrick Lamar and Radiohead.
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The festival will be held over two weekends, April 14-16 and April 21-23, at the Empire Country Club in Indo, California. The full roster was released on the festival's official website on January 3.
Coachella's list of big name artists will include a highly anticipated performance from New Zealand singer/songwriter Lorde, who hasn't toured since 2014 or released new music since 2013's Pure Heroine.
Other massive acts are too many to name: Travis Scott, Future, Bon Iver, Martin Garrix, ScHoolboy Q, Future, Empire of the Sun and more.
It will also mark the major comeback of Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane, who was released from prison after three years on drug charges, in May 2016.
An unexpected addition to the performers is Hans Zimmer - legendary film composer, who has written scores for many major blockbusters including The Dark Knight, Inception, and Pirates of the Carribean.
Passes for Coachella will go on sale at 11am PST on Wednesday, January 4.