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Richard Barrett53 said:If you grab tickets before the lineup drops, you're basically telling the organizers you're down regardless of who is playing. You're taking the gamble that the schedule won't mess with your plans. If you aren't sure you can make it, don't buy until the dates are out. I personally waited for the full lineup just to be certain before committing.

It’s not about whether people can show up, though. It’s about the performers canceling. People bought their passes before they even knew which day Flo was hitting the stage because they wanted to lock in a spot. They weren't sure if single-day tickets would still be available or if they'd sell out once the lineup went live. I get your point, there's definitely a risk involved, but this whole thing is an outlier since the headliner bailed. Anyway, I won't dwell on it. 🙂
Did they even release the lineup for specific artists yet? Honestly, what’s a better excuse for grabbing a three-day pass before knowing who plays when? Once the schedule drops, sure, you can't complain about getting a refund—that’s on you. But buying early when everything was still up in the air? That feels like a valid reason to me. I didn't buy a ticket myself, so I'm not involved, just making an observation.
Richard Barrett53 said:They’ll announce the daily lineup later, probably about a week or two before the festival kicks off.
Single-day passes are $300, and three-day passes are $350. That three-day one was actually $300 until April 17th, so that's likely where the confusion is coming from. You can find all the ticket prices on their official website; those should be the most reliable numbers.

I get it, thanks 🙂 Just one more thing—when you buy a single-day pass, is it locked into a specific date, like June 22nd? Or can I use it for any day once I find out when Florence + The Machine is playing? Since the full schedule won't be out until June, I want to know if I should grab a ticket now or wait.
Hey everyone. I’m a total amateur when it comes to festivals—never actually been to one of these things before—so please bear with me if this sounds dumb. Does anyone know, or will we find out soon, which artist is playing on which day? I’m thinking about going specifically to see Florence + The Machine, so I need to know her set date and how much a single-day pass costs. (The Coachella website says $100, but someone else mentioned a three-day pass is $300, so now I’m just confused 🙈.)