Heineken House Coachella’s Official Lineup Has Arrived
Coachella season is basically a religion around here, and one of the corners of the polo grounds we always circle on the map first is the Heineken House. After a lot of anticipation for music festival season, Coachella 2018 is right around the corner the the Heineken House is ready to get turned up a notch. Sponsored by the beer company Heineken, is home to one of the most popular stages at California’s music festival, and it’s earned a reputation over the years as the place to find the heaviest, dirtiest bass on the grounds while everyone else is off catching pop sets on the main stage.
This year the Heineken House is get ready for a heavy bass lineup with artists such as Barely Alive b2b Virtual Riot, Funtcase b2b Cookie Monsta, 12th Planet, and even Busta Rhymes. Yes, that Busta Rhymes — the Heineken House has never been shy about throwing a curveball into an otherwise bass-heavy bill, and it usually pays off.
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Heineken House Coachella 2018 Lineup
LondonBridge
12th Planet
Barely Alive b2b Virtual Riot
SayMyName
Quix
Vincent
Sinden
Cozy Boys
DJ QBert
Busta Rhymes
Wuki
KRANE
Brownies & Lemonade All-Stars
Devault
Young Bombs
Delta Heavy b2b Dirtyphonics
Funtcase b2b Cookie Monsta
Riot Ten
LAXX
Boogie T
AFK b2b SVDDEN DEATH
Ducky
Hekler
Ghostface Killah (Weekend Two Only)
Zomboy (Weekend Two Only)
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Take a look at that roster and you’ll see exactly why bass heads treat the Heineken House like its own mini-festival within Coachella. You’ve got turntablist royalty in DJ QBert sharing a tent with dubstep destroyers like Funtcase and Cookie Monsta, trap and future bass favorites like Wuki and KRANE keeping things bouncy, and the Brownies & Lemonade All-Stars repping the West Coast bass scene that’s been a huge part of building this stage’s reputation in the first place. Throw in hip-hop legends Busta Rhymes and Ghostface Killah (the latter only on Weekend Two, so plan accordingly) and you’ve got one of the more genre-blurring lineups anywhere on the grounds.
With two full weekends of sets and a lineup this deep, the Heineken House is shaping up to be one of the essential stops for anyone who wants their Coachella experience to come with a little more bass and a little less chill. Grab a cold one, post up near the stage, and let the lineup do the rest — we’ll be updating with set times and any additions as they’re announced, so keep it locked here.
