A Historic Return to Coachella

Travis Scott electrified crowds last night as he headlined the second night of the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival—a comeback since 2017. Following the iconic Green Day, Scott's performance has been dubbed the launch of a 'new chapter' in his career, all while proclaiming, "Travis Scott designs the desert" on this year's festival poster.

A Brass Band and Unleashed Energy

Opening his set with a spectacular 60-piece brass band, Scott kicked off the night with his featured tracks on Playboi Carti’s 'Crush' and Lil Uzi Vert’s 'Aye.' Fans went wild as he treated the audience to exclusive previews of unreleased songs, reportedly titled 'Oh Jacques' and 'She Going Dumb.' Taking center stage on a circular platform towering above the crowd, Scott dominated with an innovative setup featuring brutalist band risers and dancers suspended in mid-air.

Hit After Hit: A Masterclass in Performance

Scott's repertoire continued to electrify as he unleashed his verse from the hit 'Backr00ms,' collaborated with Future and Metro Boomin on 'Type Shit,' and delivered a heart-pounding medley of 'Modern Jam' folded into Drake’s 'Nokia.' The night peaked with a grand marching band kick-off for 'Sicko Mode,' followed by an encore performance of 'Fe!n'—played twice for extra fan fervor.

The Grand Finale: Classic Bangers and New Sounds

As the set drew to a close, Travis turned back the clock with condensed versions of his classics: 'Antidote' from 2015's 'Rodeo,' 'Goosebumps' from 'Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight,' and the energetic 'Telekinesis' from his latest album, 'Utopia.' The crowd left chanting, marking a night of unforgettable moments.

Anticipation for What’s Next!

Since dropping 'Utopia' in 2023, Scott continued to thrive, even releasing a 10th anniversary edition of 'Rodeo' titled 'Days Before Rodeo.' In early 2025, he unveiled '4X4,' a highly anticipated single that kept fans on the edge of their seats. As Coachella 2025 showcased Scott's undeniable talent, the world now waits eagerly for his next move.