Coachella 2011
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Kanye, Mumford, Arcade Fire Light Up the Desert
COACHELLA FESTIVAL 2011: Backstage and in the crowd at the year's first major festival
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Kanye West Releases Coachella Set as Free Mixtape
Also: Lady Gaga to put out another new song; 'Strawberry Fields Forever' landmark removed
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Coachella 2011: Ratatat Electronic duo talks guitar-driven new LP
Ratatat have come a long way since their first time at Coachella four years ago. That was when the New York electronic duo played to the biggest crowd up to that point in their career. "Back then, we just had this tiny little projector and, like, a bedsheet," says Ratatat guitarist Mike Stroud. "It's exciting […]
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Kanye West, PJ Harvey, Duran Duran Wrap Up Spectacular Coachella 2011
Kanye plays for two hours to close out the festival
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Coachella 2011: Glasser Electronica band on playing live
"I've only been making music for the past three years," Cameron Mesirow of the Brooklyn electronica band Glasser told Rolling Stone at the Coachella festival on Sunday. "I really wanted to make music for a long time, but I was a little scared and I needed to come into my own a little bit." RS at Coachella: […]
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Coachella 2011: Hottest Live Performance Photos
Kanye West, Arcade Fire, Kings of Leon, Mumford & Sons, Robyn and more
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Coachella 2011: Tinie Tempah British rapper on making U.S. fans
British rapper Tinie Tempah played his largest American show yet at the Coachella festival yesterday. "You know, festivals are my thing, so when it comes to the live show I'm always thinking of weird and exciting of wonderful things to do," Tempeh told Rolling Stone. Photos: The Hottest Live Performances from Coachella 2011 He's feeling encouraged […]
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Coachella 2011: The Pains... Indie pop band on life-affirming Cali fest
The Brooklyn indie pop quintet the Pains of Being Pure at Heart played one of the biggest shows of their career on day three of Coachella. "It's still surreal, especially at Coachella, to play in front of so many people, a definite crowd," keyboardist Peggy Wang told Rolling Stone after the set.
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Day Two of Coachella: Amazing Sets by Arcade Fire, the Kills, Mumford & Sons and More
'Don't think we take this for granted for even one second,' Win Butler tells the massive crowd
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Coachella 2011: Elbow The band on European vs. American fests
Elbow have been playing to massive crowds at British festivals for much of the past decade. "Coachella is very different from British festivals," says the group's frontman Guy Garvey. "Everybody drinks all the time –and with heat like this, with the free drinking laws, you'd have dozens of casualties in the first few hours." RS at Coachella: […]
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