A Major Comeback at Coachella 2026
Justin Bieber’s headline performance at Coachella 2026 has been a long-awaited moment for both the pop star and his fans. This event marks one of the most significant concerts of his career, with anticipation building for years. The term “Bieberchella” has even become a cultural reference point, highlighting the excitement surrounding this festival appearance.
Since his last major concert, the Justice World Tour in 2022, which was cut short due to health issues, Bieber has taken a step back from the spotlight. However, he made a triumphant return in 2025 with the release of two albums: Swag and Swag II. These projects marked a new chapter in his career, as they were the first he released after parting ways with his long-time manager, Scooter Braun. The albums were deeply personal and received critical acclaim, with Swag earning a nomination for Album of the Year at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
What to Expect from the Set
Sources suggest that Bieber is eager to showcase his latest work, the Swag albums, during his Coachella performance. While he will focus on these recent releases, fans can also expect to hear some of his classic hits that have not been performed in years. Leaked soundcheck footage hinted at songs like “Sorry,” “Where Are Ü Now,” “Baby,” “Favorite Girl,” and “One Less Lonely Girl” being included in the setlist, and these predictions proved largely accurate.
Bieber is set to perform two sets on Saturday, April 11 and April 18, 2026. His performance on April 11 will start at 11:25pm PDT, which translates to 4:25pm AEST on Sunday, April 12. The second set will take place on April 18, again starting at 4:25pm AEST on Sunday, April 19.
How to Watch from Australia
For Australians, the entire Coachella festival will be available to stream for free on the official Coachella YouTube channel. No paid subscription is required to watch the performances live. Fans who miss the live stream can still catch the second set on April 19, which offers the best chance to see the full performance.
If you missed the live stream on April 12, it’s worth noting that Coachella typically does not upload the full set for later viewing. However, individual songs may be available throughout the week. For those wanting to catch the complete performance, tuning in for the weekend two set on April 19 is highly recommended.
The Setlist Revealed
Although early reports about the setlist were inaccurate, the final list for the first weekend has now been confirmed. The performance featured a mix of new and old tracks, with several special guests making appearances. Some notable moments include:
- “All I Can Take”
- “Speed Demon”
- “First Place”
- “Go Baby”
- “Butterflies”
- “Walking Away”
- “All The Way”
- “405”
- “Too Long”
- “Petting Zoo”
- “I Do”
- “Stay” featuring the Kid Laroi
- “Things You Do”
- “Glory Voice Memo”
- “Zuma House”
- “Dotted Line”
- “Everything Hallelujah”
- “Baby”
- “Favorite Girl”
- “That Should Be Me”
- “Beauty and a Beat”
- “Never Say Never”
- “Confident”
- “All That Matters”
- “With You” (Chris Brown cover)
- “So Sick” (Ne-Yo cover)
- “Sorry”
- “Where Are U Now”
- “I’m The One”
- “Yukon”
- “Devotion” featuring Dijon
- “I Think You’re Special” featuring Tems
- “Essence” featuring Tems and Wizkid
- “Daisies” featuring Mk.gee
While some anticipated songs, such as “One Less Lonely Girl,” did not make the final setlist, fans can look forward to the second weekend for potential changes. With a mix of hits and new material, Bieber’s Coachella performance promises to be a memorable event for all.
