Promoters are reportedly scrambling to move the festival, which was to have been held over two consecutive weekends in April.
Coachella has grown to be one of the biggest music and cultural events of the year since its debut in 1999, and its sheer scale will make rescheduling an enormous logistical challenge. Since 2012, the festival has been held on two consecutive weekends with the.
But it’s not just music stars and concert promoters who might be inconvenienced by a Coachella schedule change: As many as 250,000 people attend the festival every year. Passes started at $429 and cover admission to all three days of the show, so a lineup shuffle that moved an act from Saturday to Sunday might not be as disruptive to festivalgoers as it might have been in the days of
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