BLACKPINK’s Lisa owns Coachella 2025 stage with Elastigirl and live vocals, Rosé and Jisoo cheer from the crowd as ‘Lisachella’ takes over

BLACKPINK Lisa performs at Coachella 2025

The last time we saw YG Entertainment’s superstars take over the Coachella stage, it was during their Born Pink era, with all four members: Jennie, Lisa, Rosé, and Jisoo, lighting it up together. But last year, the members officially kicked off their solo careers, and this time, Coachella will see two members performing separately. The K-pop star who recently made waves with her acting debut in HBO’s White Lotus Season 3, was seen belting out a mix of new and old hits, including Thunder, FXCK UP THE WORLD (feat. Future), New Woman ft. Rosalía, LALISA, Money, Lifestyle, Rockstar, Dream, Born Again, and more. HYBE’s boy band ENHYPEN, is also set to take the stage at this year’s music festival.

The Thai pop icon has sparked a “Lisachella” trend across social media, dressed in a dazzling two-piece outfit that blended traditional elements with futuristic style. This year’s Coachella lineup also includes two Indian-origin artists, Hanumankind and Indo Warehouse. Fans can also keep an eye out for highly anticipated performances by Missy Elliott, Megan Thee Stallion, Ed Sheeran, and Charli XCX.

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BLACKPINK Jennie Coachella date

Just like Lisa, fellow BLACKPINK member Jennie has kicked off her own “Jenniechella” buzz ahead of her solo stage. However, fans will have to wait a little longer to catch her in action. Jennie is set to perform on Sunday, April 13, 2025, from 7:45 PM to 8:35 PM PT.  earlier, Jennie dropped a black-and-white photo dump on Instagram. One of the clips shows her in full rehearsal mode, dancing it out with her crew. The video reads, “D-3 TILL COACHELLA.” In another slide, a stop sign appears with the bold question: “Have you ever met Jennie?”

In 2019, BLACKPINK became the first K-pop girl group to perform at Coachella. The massive success also led to their first sold-out concert in the US. By 2023, they made history again by becoming the first Korean act to headline the festival. “We’re so excited and honoured to be able to return to Coachella as headliners… We had the best time in 2019 and can’t wait to experience the energy of the audience again. There are some nerves, but more than anything, we’re just ready to have fun,” they said at the time.