The two-week music event is scheduled to occur next month but may be pushed to later in the year due to the coronavirus. Started in 1999, the California music festival was slotted for April 10-19 and included Frank Ocean, Rage against the Machine, and Travis Scott as headliners.
Here’s what we know so far:
According to Billboard.com, “It’s not a done deal but organizers should know in about 48 hours if the festivals can be saved, says high level sources.”
There have been confirmed cases of coronavirus in Riverside County where the event takes place. In fact, “earlier Monday (March 9) three more cases of coronavirus were confirmed,” says Billboard.
If the festival is pushed back, it’s possible that not all the performing acts will be able to make it.
Let me tell ya, there’s some mixed feelings in the Twitter-verse.
influencers rn after finding out they have to wait till october to wear their assless chaps at coachella for clout pic.twitter.com/xm7RGtN3l2
— elijah daniel (@elijahdaniel) March 10, 2020
ok wait coachella in october could really be a vibe tho… cute outfits with jackets and pants? no sweating? enjoying good music in the fall breeze? I’m in
— James Charles (@jamescharles) March 10, 2020
Me pretending to be upset about Coachella being postponed but being secretly happy cause i have 6 more months to slack on my workout plan
— Lily (@LilyNotLilian) March 10, 2020
https://twitter.com/mario_xcx/status/1237224365659435010
Me and my bestie sneaking in some pumpkin spice latte into Coachella pic.twitter.com/79FkRDoCRc
— (@Supa_moist) March 10, 2020
