Tag Archives: Coachella 2013

Here are some photos of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival performance of the costumed metal band Ghost B.C.

The Smith Westerns were visited by several festival goers and one giant snail. Check out our photos of their set here.

Robert DeLong and Little Green Cars both had early afternoon sets at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday, April 14.

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Hey, check out our photos of Deap Vally’s performance at the 2013 week one of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival here.

Hanni El Khatib performed Sunday, April 14 at the Gobi tent at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

Check out our photos here.

Two weeks ago, Ruthie Cason rolled her ankle. The X-ray showed a broken foot.

But she already had her Coachella ticket — and a plane ticket from Miami to Southern California.

Ruthie Cason didn’t let a broken foot stop her from having a blast at Coachella.

Father John Misty poked fun at the hype surrounding the Coachella Festival in a tongue-in-cheek set that would have played as well at the Stagecoach Country Music Festival as it did at Coachella.

“You know what this reminds me of? An Applebee’s, neon lights and another Applebee’s every other block,” he said.
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Why were there urinal cakes in the women’s portapotties at Coachella? It’s a mystery, but at least they improved the smell. (Nikie Johnson/Staff photo)

No, there is not a band at Coachella called The Portapotties. This is actually a review of the places that the lovely people at Goldenvoice have set up for us to empty our bladders in.
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The Gaslight Anthem played one of my most memorable Coachella Festival sets back in 2009, in the blazing hot sun on the Outdoor Theatre early in the day.

Two albums later the band played the Coachella Stage a little bit later in the afternoon on Sunday for Coachella 2013 with a larger crowd. Singer Brian Fallon
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There have been a lot of packed tents at Coachella this year, but Rodriguez has a heartfelt reception, despite some sound problems that plagued the beginning of the set.

It’s not the wild cheers of Franz Ferdinand fans at the Mojave or the insanity that was Major Lazer, but clear admiration and respect for the player.
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