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Tyler, The Creator tour dates 2024

Tyler, The Creator is currently touring across 1 country and has 2 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Empire Polo Club in Indio, after that they'll be at Grant Park in Chicago.

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Amazing experience... Taco was an amazing DJ doing a great job of hyping the crowd up. Then Vince came out and killed it just a great set. the stage design was like no other the rotating screens were really cool and it was nice that they put timers up so we knew when Vince would come out. Tyler's performance was just amazing he performed for 2 1/2 hours and he really is a great performer, he performed both old and new songs there wasn't a favorite of mine that he missed. The stage design was so cool with a huge tree for Tyler to stand on. Tyler really cares about his fans he sang happy birthday to this one dude which was so sick. The show was sold out so 2,400 people were all singing the words to his songs which was just amazing the best concert experience I have ever had I have to go see him live again.

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Rex Orange County opened with dope beach vibes then later joined in on "Boredom". After Rex finished, Tyler carried the show alone reflecting the energy of the whole crowd. He is a lightening storm on stage. He said that one of his goals on this tour is to see the crowd dance and his beats strongly reflect that sentiment. If you find yourself lucky at one of his shows, do yourself a favor; wear sneakers and don't bring your drink into the mosh pit, you're in for a treat.

I loved every min of his performance.. I loved and appreciated the re-verb of ''tell these black kids they can be who they are'' means so much to us. And I know this isn't his favorite album and It didn't come out as this ''star studded'' album. But there's no one couldn't have said it better than Tyler at this time. So I want to thank him for that. Maybe he will finally be able to score a movie that would be so !!!!

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P.S Get that verse right bitch.

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Tyler, the Creator at Coachella 2024: everything you need to know

The Odd Future cofounder takes the stage on Saturday night at Coachella.

For Angelenos, Tyler, the Creator is as much of a local cultural icon as he is a global rap superstar thanks to his GOLF WANG store on Fairfax and even his own annual hip-hop fest,  Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival .

But his headlining set at Coachella  is nonetheless a pretty big deal—so here’s everything you need to know about his performance at the Indio music festival .

When is Tyler, the Creator playing at Coachella this year?

He’ll be performing on Saturday, April 13, during the fest’s first weekend, as well as on Saturday, April 20, during the second.

What time will he come on stage?

11:40pm on Saturday, according to the scheduled start time for the first weekend of the festival. There’s always a chance the set could start late, and that time is subject to change for the second weekend, too. Regardless, it’s worth mentioning that there’s a 1am curfew (that the festival has sometimes cruised past).

What will the setlist look like?

We of course won’t know until Tyler actually takes the stage, so until then we can turn to setlist.fm for some hints. “IFHY,” “Tamale” and his breakout hit “Yonkers” are among the staples of his sets. It’s been three years since his last album,  Call Me If You Get Lost , though he did release some bonus tracks last spring; that album factored fairly heavily into his 17-song set at Camp Flog Gnaw last fall, though there was a little bit of something pulled from all of his records.

Has Tyler, the Creator ever played Coachella before?

This will be Tyler’s third time playing Coachella—though his first time headlining. He had a prominent slot at the Outdoor Theatre in 2015, when he notably had some choice words for Kendall Jenner, who was watching from the pit. And then he played the Coachella Stage—the same one he’ll be headlining this weekend—with a Saturday set back in 2018 (though he also briefly appeared a day earlier to guest during Kali Uchis’s set). Also, it’s worth mentioning that Lana Del Rey , who headlines Friday of Coachella, topped the 2017 edition of Tyler’s own Gamp Flog Gnaw Carnival.

How can I stream Tyler’s set?

The live stream schedule  is up for Saturday, and you’ll be able to watch him perform on the Coachella Stage feed below at 11:40pm.

What’s the rest of the weekend’s schedule like?

On the main stage, Tyler will follow No Doubt , who was given an “and…” headlining credit on the lineup . He’ll also be playing after Gesaffelstein on the Outdoor Stage, and at the same time as Orbital at the Gobi tent and Dom Dolla in the Sahara tent. You can check out the full festival schedule for the first weekend below.

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Tyler the creator tour dates 2024.

• Apr 19, 2024 - Aug 1, 2024
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Grammy-winning rapper Tyler, The Creator will be embarking on a monumental North American tour in early 2022 supporting his brand new album 'Call Me If You Get Lost' . The 35-date trek kicks off February 8th in Phoenix and continues into April visiting major U.S. markets like Las Vegas, Dallas, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Washington DC, New York, Miami, Houston, Seattle and his hometown of Los Angeles. Canadian shows are planned for Laval, Toronto and Vancouver. Joining the tour in support will be special guests Kali Uchis , Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown.

Tyler released his sixth studio album 'Call Me If You Get Lost' on June 25th, 2021 via Columbia Records. The new album reached #1 on the Billboard 200 and features guest appearances by Ty Dolla Sign , Lil Wayne , Lil Uzi Vert , Pharrell Williams , YoungBoy Never Broke Again , DJ Drama , 42 Dugg , Domo Genesis and Brent Faiyaz . His previous 2019 album 'IGOR' was certified Platinum by the RIAA and won Best Rap Album at the Grammy Awards. The same year, the rapper launched his IGOR Tour which was joined by Jaden Smith , Blood Orange and GoldLink .

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Fresh off his headlining set at Governors Ball, Tyler, the Creator has announced a new set of North American tour dates in support of his new album  Igor .

The tour will begin Labor Day weekend at Bumbershoot Festival in Seattle, with 34 stops in New York, Chicago, Miami, San Francisco and more before wrapping up October 26th in Houston. The tour also includes several dates in London, marking the official end to Tyler’s ban from the UK over offensive lyrics.

The rapper GoldLink will open for all North American dates, with Jaden Smith filling the second opening slot in September and Blood Orange in October. Tyler , the Creator will also perform at Firefly Festival in Dover, Delaware, later this month.

Igor is Tyler’s first album to debut at Number One on the Billboard 200 chart; his previous LP, 2017’s  Flower Boy , debuted at Number Two. He recently performed the new album in full in an intimate Los Angeles show , livestreamed on Apple Music.

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June 21 – Dover, DE @ Firefly Music Festival August 30 – Seattle, WA @ Bumbershoot Festival September 1 – Seattle, WA @ Bumbershoot Festival September 2 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Armory w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 4 – Chicago, IL @ Credit Union 1 Arena at UIC w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 6 – Toronto, ONT @ Scotiabank Arena w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 7 – Detroit, MI @ Masonic Temple Theatre w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 10 – Boston, MA @ Agganis Arena w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 11 – Laval, QC @ Place Bell w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 12 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden w/ GoldLink, Jaden SMith September 16 – London, UK @ O2 Brixton September 17 – London, UK @ O2 Bixton September 18 – London, UK @ O2 Brixton September 21 – Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 22 – Columbus, OH @ EXPRESS LIVE! Outdoor w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 24 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Stage AE Outdoors w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 25 – Philadelphia, PA @ Skyline Stage at the Mann w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 27 – Orlando, FL @ Addition Financial Arena w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 28 – Tampa, FL @ Yuengling Center w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith September 29 – Miami, FL @ AmericanAirlines Arena w/ GoldLink, Jaden Smith October 1 – Greensboro, NC @ Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 3 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 4 – St. Louis, MO @ Chaifetz Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 5 – Kansas City, MO @ Silverstein Eye Centers Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 7 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 8 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Great Saltair w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 10 – San Francisco, CA @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 12 – Fresno, CA @ Selland Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 14 – Portland, OR @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 15 – Vancouver, BC @ Pacific Coliseum w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 17 – Reno, NV @ Reno Events Center w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 19 – San Diego, CA @ Pechanga Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 20 – Glendale, AZ @ Gila River Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 22 – Austin, TX @ Frank Erwin Center w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 23 – Dallas, TX @ Theatre at Grand Prairie w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange October 26 – Houston, TX @ NRG Arena w/ GoldLink, Blood Orange

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SZA, Tyler the Creator, blink-182, and more will head to Chicago this August. Learn how to get tickets to Lollapalooza 2024 here.

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Lollapalooza Reveals 2024 Lineup Led By SZA, Tyler the Creator & blink-182

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March 19, 2024

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January 17, 2024

Coachella Reveals 2024 Lineup with Lana Del Rey, Tyler the Creator, No Doubt, and Sublime

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Tyler, The Creator kicks off 2022 tour: Where to buy tickets, schedule, special guests

• Updated: Apr. 12, 2022, 1:16 p.m. |
• Published: Feb. 04, 2022, 4:01 p.m.

Tyler, the Creator is set to hit the road on his gigantic 2022 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour. Invision

• Matt Levy | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

Rap superstar Tyler, The Creator is giving fans a special treat.

On his upcoming “Call Me If You Get Lost” 2022 tour, he’s bringing not one, not two but three (!) special guest stars to all shows.

The former Odd Future frontman has enlisted R&B hitmaker Kali Uchis , hip hop headliner Vince Staples and avant-garde alternative artist Teezo Touchdown to join him as part of his sprawling North American arena tour kicking off on Feb. 8.

Plus, audiences will get to see Tyler perform his sample-heavy, fresh 2021 album “Call Me If You Get Lost” for the first time too.

Not a bad deal.

If you want to catch one of the year’s most jam-packed concerts live, here’s everything you need to know.

Where can I buy Tyler, The Creator tickets?

Tickets to see the Grammy Award winning rapper are available for all tour dates.

NJ.com readers using Vivid Seats for the first time can get $20 off orders over $200 with promo code NJ20 at checkout.

If you’re on the fence about what where to pick up seats, we recommend reviewing StubHub , Vivid Seats , Ticketmaster , SeatGeek and MegaSeats to find the tickets that make the most sense for you.

Where is Tyler, The Creator going on tour?

You won’t have to call Tyler if you get lost.

Just refer to this sprawling, windy 40-concert itinerary of everywhere in North America that Tyler can be seen in 2022 starting in Phoenix on Feb. 8 and closing with Tyler’s final bars at Dublin, Ireland’s Longitude Festival on July 1-3.

The aforementioned complete calendar with all dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found below.

• Feb. 8 at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona
• Feb. 10 at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, California
• Feb. 12 at the Michelob ULTRA Arena at Las Vegas, Nevada
• Feb. 14 at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, Texas
• Feb. 16 at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas
• Feb. 18 at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri
• Feb. 19 at the Cable Dahmer Arena in Independence, Missouri
• Feb. 20 at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Feb. 22 at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois
• Feb. 24 at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• Feb. 27 at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio
• Feb. 28 at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan
• March 3 at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts
• March 4 at the Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia
• March 6 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• March 7 at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.
• March 9 at Place Bell in Laval, Canada
• March 11 at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada
• March 12 at the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• March 13 at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York
• March 14 at Madison Square Garden in New York, New York
• March 16 at the Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina
• March 18 at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida
• March 19 at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida
• March 20 at the FTX Arena in Miami, Florida
• March 23 at the North Charleston Coliseum in North Charleston, South Carolina
• March 25 at the Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia
• March 25-26 at the Mardi Gras World Festival in New Orleans, Louisiana
• March 27 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas
• March 29 at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado
• March 31 at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California
• April 1 at the Oakland Arena in Oakland, California
• April 2 at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California
• April 4 at the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon
• April 7 at Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Canada
• April 8 at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington
• May 27-29 at the Forecastle Festival in Louisville, Kentucky
• July 1-3 at the Longitude Festival in Dublin, Ireland

Who else is headlining at the festivals Tyler is performing at this year?

Tyler, The Creator currently has three festivals penciled into his tour calendar. Should you be interested in attending, these are other big-name acts set to headline alongside the California-born rapper:

Mardi Gras World (25-26) : Tame Impala , Glass Animals, Taking Back Sunday, Alison Wonderland and Baby Keem

Forecastle Festival (May 27-29) : Tame Impala , Phoebe Bridgers, Earl Sweatshirt , Wale and Chelsea Cutler

Longitude Festival (July 1-3) : Dave, A$AP Rocky, Doja Cat, Playboi Carti and Megan Thee Stallion

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Tyler, The Creator Announces March 6 Performance At Wells Fargo Center

Today, Tyler, The Creator announced his Spring 2022 North American tour with Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown, which is set to make a stop at Wells Fargo Center on Sunday, March 6. The announcement arrives on the heels of his critically-acclaimed album CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 charts upon its release. Kicking off February 10th, 2022, the tour will see Tyler play thirty-four arena shows before concluding the run on April 8th.

Tickets to the Philadelphia show go on sale this Friday, August 6th at 10 a.m. through WellsFargoCenterPhilly.com .

CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST is the follow-up to Tyler, The Creator's 2019 Grammy-winning album IGOR, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 200 chart, with 8 of the album's songs also charting on the Billboard Hot 100. IGOR was also recognized in Best Album of the Year lists by  Billboard ,  Complex ,  GQ ,  Pitchfork ,  Rolling Stone  and more and the same year Tyler was named Wall Street Journal Magazine’s Innovator of the Year and GQ Magazine’s Man of the Year.

Listen to CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST above and stay tuned for more from Tyler, The Creator coming soon.

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Tickets for 2024 shows available now.

Tyler the Creator is scheduled to play three shows. The 2024 dates are set to happen in two cities across countries. Fans looking to attend can look at ticket options by selecting a show from the list below. For detailed information about each show, ticket availability, pricing, and other, please refer to the event schedule or FAQs below.

Fans can also read about Tyler the Creator historical pricing for shows that have happened in the past. Use this information to understand what cities might be popular or what to expect for ticket prices for upcoming tour dates.

Tyler the Creator 2024 Tour Schedule

• 19 Apr 2024 Coachella Music Festival - 3 Day Pass Empire Polo Field - Indio, CA Friday, Time TBA
• 1 Aug 2024 Lollapalooza - 4 Day Pass Hutchinson Field at Grant Park - Chicago, IL Thursday, 11:58 AM
• 1 Aug 2024 Lollapalooza - Thursday Hutchinson Field at Grant Park - Chicago, IL Thursday, Time TBA

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How much are cheap tyler the creator tickets.

For the shows in the US, the average low price to see Tyler the Creator is $426. Ticket prices are always fluctuating and can vary from show to show.

The three cheapest events on the schedule are:

• Hutchinson Field at Grant Park - Chicago - $159
• Hutchinson Field at Grant Park - Chicago - $435
• Empire Polo Field - Indio - $516

These prices reflect how much it is to get in the door. Fans should expect to pay more for better seats.

Tyler the Creator Ticket Prices & Tour History

Tyler the Creator scheduled more than 20 shows in 2022. This includes the February 8th show at Footprint Center and a April 8th show at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle.

The average ticket price for all shows was $165 with the highest prices being recorded for the show in Los Angeles at Crypto.com Arena .

Highest Average Ticket Price for 2022

• March 31st - Crypto.com Arena - $345
• March 11th - Scotiabank Arena - $260
• April 2nd - Golden 1 Center - $255
• February 10th - Pechanga Arena - $220
• March 25th - Gas South Arena - $185
• March 7th - Capital One Arena - $180
• February 24th - Fiserv Forum - $175
• April 8th - Climate Pledge Arena - $175
• February 12th - Michelob ULTRA Arena - $175
• February 11th - Footprint Center - $165

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Call me if you get lost 2022.

Toyota Center is excited to welcome Tyler, The Creator on March 27, 2022. The announcement arrives on the heels of his critically-acclaimed album CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 charts upon its release, as well as a show-stopping performance at this year's BET awards, and a headlining set at Lollapalooza 2021. Tyler, The Creator will be joined by Kali Uchis, Vince Staples and Teezo Touchdown. Don't miss this great night of hip-hop in March!

COVID-19 Protocols For This Show: For ticket holders attending this event, masks are strongly encouraged but not required. The tour promoter is not requiring ticket holders to provide proof of vaccine for COVID-19 or a negative COVID-19 test to attend this event. Ticket holders will receive more information via email if there are updates to these protocols. 

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All dates, times, acts and ticket prices are subject to change without notice. *Opening acts may change without notice, but is not a condition of sales/refunds. Online ticket sales end 2 hours before the ticketed start time. Please visit our Box Office on the night of the show for available tickets. (Subject to availability.)

Toyota Center FAQs:

What is AXS Mobile ID?

With mobile ticketing through AXS, you’re able to keep your tickets securely stored in your AXS App until it’s time for your event and enter with a quick and simple scan. Easy!

How do I get the AXS App?

The AXS App is free to download and available in the App Store or Google Play. To login, use the same email address you used when purchasing your tickets. You can also download the Houston Rockets app to enter Toyota Center for events. 

How do I use the AXS App to enter the building?

• Open the AXS App
• From the “Home” screen tap the ticket icon at the bottom of the screen
• Login to your account entering the email address used to purchase the tickets
• (If you can’t remember your password, tap Forgot Password and follow the instructions sent to your email)
• Browse your upcoming events and tap the one you want to view
• Tap “View Barcode” and present QR code at the door to be scanned for entry to Toyota Center

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Your parking pass for the Toyota Tundra garage will load like a ticket with a barcode to be scanned as you enter the garage.

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AXS Mobile ID tickets are digital and cannot be printed for venue entry.

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Tyler, the Creator fires up Coachella 2024 in playful set with Donald Glover, A$AP Rocky

INDIO, Calif. − Always a maximalist, Tyler, the Creator pulled out all the stops to headline Saturday at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival , literally crashing through a wall to start his set and only upping the energy from there.

The Southern California rapper brought out several musical guests − Donald Glover, A$AP Rocky, Charlie Wilson and Kali Uchis − over the course of his colorful performance.

Before those surprises, Tyler began by playing a video in which he had left his musical career to become a “park ranger,” with a full scoutmaster outfit to match. He then appeared on stage by crashing through a makeshift camper as “IGOR’S THEME” played over the speakers, with a gorgeous desert-themed stage that featured canyon sculptures and an array of graphics and pyrotechnics.

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Tyler last performed at the festival in 2018, and his set Saturday included lots of music he’s recorded since then, including from 2019’s “Igor” and 2021’s “Call Me If You Get Lost,” both of which earned Grammy Awards for best rap album. He began with several songs from those albums, before playing “BEST INTEREST” and “DOGTOOTH,” which featured an extra verse and an appearance from a goat mascot on stage.

That’s when the surprises started. As “RUNNING OUT OF TIME” began playing, a hooded figure walked onto the dimly lit stage, revealing himself to be Donald Glover. The duo performed a unique version of the song, with Glover providing lovely accompanying vocals. Tyler also joked that he “used to hate” Glover before thanking him for his wide-ranging artistic impacts.

The guests continued when rapper A$AP Rocky − who Tyler also joked that he used to hate − came on stage to perform “Potato Salad,” followed by “Who Dat Boy" from the album "Flower Boy," with flashing green spaceship graphics moving over the desert-themed stage.

Along with the performances at the festival in 2015 and 2018, Tyler’s history at Coachella dates back to a set in 2011 − a performance that Tyler recalled as “terrible” on Saturday. It was the same festival when he and his fellow Odd Future members paraded the festival grounds spraying people with water guns, leading to them being momentarily kicked out by security guards.

Aside from a brief cameo from his longtime pal Jasper Dolphin, there was no grand reunion for Odd Future, the early 2010’s rap collective of troublemaking teens including Earl Sweatshirt and Domo Genesis. (Maybe at Weekend 2?) But Tyler played a handful of songs from his Odd Future days, including “Yonkers,” “Tron Cat” and “She.”

Even without an Odd Future reunion, Tyler had a few more tricks up his sleeve. After playing "IFHY," he walked up to the top of the stage and began playing the piano, where he was joined by Charlie Wilson, a 71-year-old singer-songwriter who’s worked with a litany of famous R&B and hip-hop artists. The pair played a beautiful, piano-heavy version of “EARFQUAKE," as Tyler joked that he's wanted to copy Wilson every time he made a song with vocals.

Tyler then played one of his most popular songs, “See You Again,” with a brief appearance from Kali Uchis to sing the first chorus. The Colombian American pop star − who returned the favor from Tyler’s guest appearance at her Coachella set last year − appeared only briefly, and after her exit, Tyler congratulated her on delivering her first child last month.

Ultimately, with songs spanning across his career, the headlining set delivered on all expectations − the energy even impressing Tyler, who has beefed with some crowds in the past. He mentioned that sometimes Coachella crowds are “dead as hell,” but thanked those in attendance for their energy (and briefly needled Goldenvoice CEO Paul Tollett for the 1 a.m. curfew, which is set by the city of Indio.)

“To everyone who came this evening … I appreciate your attention in watching me this last hour and a half,” Tyler told the crowd, before saying he was ready to wash his, ahem, extremities and go to sleep.

But the tender moment was quickly eclipsed by one final stunt. As he closed with “NEW MAGIC WAND,” with flames shooting into the air from the red-lit stage, Tyler attached himself to cables that lifted him up one of the canyons. He briefly dangled midair from the canyon’s edge and flew off the side of the stage in a blur − a fitting exit for one of Southern California’s most frenetic artists.

Coachella 2024: Here's the complete setlist from Tyler, the Creator's Weekend 1 set

T yler, the Creator brought an energetic, pyro and special guest-filled headlining performance to the Empire Polo Club Saturday night — one that Coachella 2024 guests won't soon forget.

His special guests included Donald Glover, A$AP Rocky, Charlie Wilson and Kali Uchis (for one verse).

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Here's the complete setlist:

• IGOR’S THEME
• I THINK (with special lead-in and outro)
• BEST INTEREST
• DOGTOOTH (with an extra verse)
• RUNNING OUT OF TIME (with Donald Glover)
• SORRY NOT SORRY
• Potato Salad (with A$AP Rocky)
• Who Dat Boy (with A$AP Rocky)
• Tron Cat (First verse)
• Odd Toddlers (First verse)
• SMUCKERS (First verse)
• EARFQUAKE (piano version with Charlie Wilson)
• See You Again (with Kali Uchis)
• NEW MAGIC WAND

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One year after his onetime Odd Future collaborator Frank Ocean headlined the Coachella main stage on weekend one (to general bafflement from the public), Tyler, the Creator took a crack at the festival’s Saturday headlining slot with a fierce, visually arresting performance of some of his best-loved tracks.

Throughout the rapper’s roughly 80-minute performance, he held the assembled crowd in the palm of his hand thanks to a potent combination of down-to-earth real talk, a liberal dousing of (typically racy) humor, passionate performance intensity, hard-charging rap flow, eye-catching visuals and a bevy of special surprise guests.

For the performance, which rivaled Lana Del Rey ‘s Friday set in terms of theatricality, the main stage was transformed into a desert vista, centered by a broken-down trailer flanked by two rocky hillsides — one topped by a green tent and adjacent sign that ironically read, “NO CAMPING.” The projection behind the physical set was a thing of ever-changing beauty, hosting such arresting images as a desert rainstorm, a giant silvery moon against a purple sky, a fiery hellscape and a sci-fi tableau complete with flying saucer.

“Thank you for staying. I know you all are tired [after] being here all day, so thanks for staying to watch my tired ass up here,” said Tyler near the beginning of his set. But the amped-up crowd was anything but tired, energized by the rapper’s impassioned renditions of songs like “See You Again,” “EARFQUAKE,” “NEW MAGIC WAND,” “WUSYANAME” and “RUNNING OUT OF TIME.”

The impassioned performance was marked by pyrotechnics in both the literal and figurative sense, as sparks flew not only from the literal stage but between Tyler and his fiercely loyal fans, many of whom could be heard belting out the brainy rapper’s often complex lyrics right along with him.

Check out all the highlights from Tyler’s set below.

An Explosive Entrance

Following an introductory video that showed Tyler wearing a park ranger uniform and explaining how he’d given up his life as a music star to live inside a camper, the rapper materialized onstage in a bit of stage magic. In an explosion of spark and smoke, Tyler (wearing a harness) “crashed through” a wall of the trailer parked in its center and flew through the air before landing on stage, all while decked out in the same ranger uniform seen in the video. It was an attention-grabbing entrance that nicely set the barometer for the remainder of his scorching, no-holds-barred performance.

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The “This Is America” singer (a.k.a. Donald Glover) became the night’s first special guest when he came out to duet with Tyler on “Running Out of Time,” a track off the latter’s 2019 album IGOR . At one point, the two dipped and swayed around one another as they harmonized, with Tyler later explaining, “I used to hate that n—a. Seriously. I don’t know why, I gotta go to therapy to figure it out.” He added, “but this n—a put this song called ‘Urn’ out…I was at conflict with myself, like…how could a n—a I hate so much make something so good?” Clearly, that particular beef has been squashed.

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Early in the set, Tyler made a point of addressing the elephant in the room: A newsmaking segment from HBO’s Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show in which Carmichael revealed his unrequited crush on the rapper before capturing a conversation between the two friends for the show to discuss the moment when Tyler rejected him. “I’m guessing y’all got TikTok and probably seen my homie try to f— me on camera,” Tyler told the crowd. “I looked terrible. I told the n—a no and he said, ‘What about if we filmed it?’ Terrible.”

A$AP Rocky Comes Out to Play

The rapper joined Tyler for the performance of two tracks — “Potato Salad” and “Who Dat Boy” — after which Tyler admitted that once upon a time, like Glover, he also considered A$AP a nemesis: “I used to hate that n—a too…we thought we had beef,” he began. But, he went on to explain, “it was the n—as around us” that caused the issue — “and then me and Rock was like, we got love and now we friends.”

A Nod to How Far He's Come

In one among many moments of candor during Saturday’s set, Tyler reminisced about his first performance at Coachella in 2011, as part of the Odd Future collective. “It was terrible,” he described of the set — after which he and his bandmates were famously booted from the festival by security for shooting Super Soakers at other guests. Clearly, Coachella has forgiven him: In addition to Saturday’s performance, Tyler was also invited back as a performer in 2015 and 2018.

Charlie Wilson Helps Start a Muted 'Earfquake'

The evening’s least-known special guest, 71-year-old singer-songwriter Charlie Wilson, also just so happens to be one of its most lauded, with 13 total Grammy nominations and a BET Lifetime Achievement Award, among other honors. For his cameo, Wilson joined Tyler at the piano (perched atop one of the on-set “mountains”) for a charmingly low-key version of “Earfquake.” Even in his brief appearance, the music veteran’s onstage chemistry with his much younger duet partner was palpable.

Kali Uchis Makes a Brief Cameo

The rising singer emerged onstage for a brief appearance during Tyler’s performance of “See You Again,” a single from his 2017 album Flower Boy , released long before Uchis became a star in her own right. While it was a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, it was another welcome show of support from Tyler’s long list of industry friends and collaborators.

A Windblown Exit

After warning that he had only four minutes of performance time left before Coachella’s 1 a.m. curfew on Saturday — a bit of news that caused the crowd to erupt into a round of booing (“B—- don’t boo me…boo [Coachella founder] Paul [Tollett], he put this s— together,” he responded) — Tyler donned a harness once more for the grand finale, a gravity-defying performance of “NEW MAGIC WAND” that saw him caught in a “windstorm” (a coming tempest hinted at earlier in the set) while clutching desperately at some onstage boulders. In a final bit of drama, the rapper soared swiftly off stage just a minute before midnight — a gorgeous bit of stagecraft and a fittingly epic end to the cinematic set.

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Coachella 2024: music A-listers hit the desert after a struggle to sell tickets

Lana Del Rey, Doja Cat and Tyler, the Creator will headline but splashy Palm Springs festival has faced slowest sales in a decade

Music’s biggest names head to the desert this weekend for a troubled edition of the Coachella festival, which has seen its slowest ticket sales for a decade.

Lana Del Rey, Doja Cat and Tyler, the Creator will headline, with other acts including Ice Spice, Blur, Grimes, Justice, Reneé Rapp, Vampire Weekend, Victoria Monét and J Balvin also performing.

But while last year’s tickets were all gone within four days, this year saw a slump in interest with 125,000 first weekend tickets taking 27 days to sell and some for weekend two still available. A pass for the first weekend costs $499, while a VIP pass goes up to $1,399.

The underwhelming response comes after a record year for live music in the US. Live Nation, the entertainment company that owns Ticketmaster, reported its biggest ever year with more than 145 million fans attending more than 50,000 events, up 20% over 2022.

Del Rey first appeared at the festival in 2014 and has teased what fans can now expect with her graduating to headliner.

“If all goes well, it’ll be as big and bold as I hope it will be,” she said to Vogue . “Architecturally, it’s going to depend on the structure, and whether I can make it … But I’m really excited about it. I’m excited, so my fans can get excited.”

The star’s close friend Taylor Swift is expected to be in attendance with her football-playing boyfriend Travis Kelce. Rumours that Swift will be performing either with Del Rey or with tourmate Sabrina Carpenter are as yet unconfirmed.

“I am a Coachella guy,” Kelce said to People recently. “I love going to Coachella. I love live music in general. So you might see me pop up over there at some point.”

The weekend will also see the much-anticipated reunion of No Doubt , performing for the first time since 2015.

“It’s gonna be amazing,” singer Gwen Stefani said to Jimmy Kimmel in February . “I’m so excited. And I think what is gonna be hilarious is, I know what’s gonna happen, I’m gonna get onstage and look around and just start like, cracking up because it’s just gonna be like riding a bike. We’re gonna be like: ‘What are we doing? We’re in the future right now, we’re at Coachella.’ It’s gonna be bizarre.”

She also called the performance “a really nice bow to tie on the relationship” between the band members.

Last year saw headliners Blackpink, Bad Bunny and Frank Ocean perform, with the latter artist coming under fire for a chaotic set before he cancelled his second weekend appearance.

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In 2015, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was one of the hottest tickets in town, selling out in record time: 40 minutes. AC/DC brought the house down with an electric set. Madonna planted a kiss on Drake on stage. Kanye West made a surprise appearance during the Weeknd’s performance.

Ahead of Coachella’s start on Friday, tickets for the second weekend of the festival are still available (it took a month for the first weekend to sell out), and resale tickets are going for well below face value on StubHub and other secondary resellers in an unprecedented year of sluggish sales — the slowest in a decade.

So what happened?

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After the festival expanded from one weekend to two in 2012, it sold out almost every year since then — from that sub-hour whir in 2015 to four-plus hours in 2022 in its post-COVID return. The following year marked the first time in 11 years that the event did not sell out both weekends. At full capacity, the fest drew up to 125,000 concertgoers a day.

Dave Brooks, Billboard’s senior director of live music and touring, said the dip in sales and fan interest is “a natural off-cycle” for Coachella.

“I don’t buy that the Coachella brand is permanently diminished at all,” Brooks said. “Obviously this was an off-year, [but] it’s hands-down one of the best experiences out there.”

Still, the Coachella craze from about a decade ago has notably faded. Rising prices, a less buzzy lineup than years past and stiff competition in the live music space are all likely to blame.

Although interest has decreased, Coachella ticket prices have not. Before fees, general admission tickets cost $499 to $549 and VIP tickets are going for $1,069 to $1,269.

With lodging, transportation, parking and food expenses each racking up hundreds of dollars, some might think the cost isn’t quite worth the experience.

But after a year when fans shelled out “insane amounts of money” for Taylor Swift and Beyoncé’s concerts, Stig Edgren, a live event producer and lecturer in music industry at UCLA, said the lineup is more likely to blame for this year’s slump.

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The internet was divided after Goldenvoice, the festival’s founder and producer, announced the performers in January. Lana Del Rey, Tyler, the Creator and Doja Cat are headlining with special guest No Doubt, and Edgren said the demand for these artists “just isn’t there this year.”

Goldenvoice didn’t respond to The Times’ requests for comment.

Del Rey and Doja Cat both wrapped up tours at the end of 2023 and Tyler, the Creator performed at his Camp Flog Gnaw Festival in November, so fans may have recently seen the headliners at their respective shows and festival appearances.

This year’s artists also don’t have the same rabid fan bases as previous headliners, like last year’s international stars Bad Bunny and Blackpink, and Brooks said the lineup lacks the “commercially successful music stories” that past years have boasted.

Other notable headliners include Lady Gaga, Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, Harry Styles, Billie Eilish and Frank Ocean. The last caused a stir last year with his divisive performance and subsequent cancellation of his Weekend 2 set, which outraged festival-goers and possibly deterred future attendance.

There are also tough competitors in the festival space with flashier lineups than Coachella. Stagecoach , Goldenvoice’s popular country music festival, will take over the same Indio polo grounds starting April 26 with headliners Miranda Lambert, Morgan Wallen and Eric Church. The Lovers & Friends festival will hit Las Vegas a week later, boasting a lengthy list of headliners, including Usher, Janet Jackson, Alicia Keys, Gwen Stefani, Snoop Dogg and the Backstreet Boys.

That same weekend is packed with festivals across the country. Headliners Post Malone, Stevie Nicks and Noah Kahan will lead the Lovin’ Life Music Fest in Charlotte, N.C. Weezer, Queens of the Stone Age and Foo Fighters will take the stage at the Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta. Sting, Incubus and My Morning Jacket will perform closer to home in Redondo Beach at the Beach L ife Festival . The Rolling Stones, Chris Stapleton, Hozier, Queen Latifah and more will close out the second weekend of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival .

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The saturation in the concert and festival market that came with the spike in live performances after the pandemic may also be causing fan fatigue that could be hurting Coachella’s sales.

Bill Werde, the director of Syracuse University’s music business program and author of the industry newsletter “ Full Rate No Cap ,” said the pandemic affected the promotion of festivals and concerts and fans’ purchasing habits. As the availability of Coachella tickets ahead of its opening weekend shows, fewer people are buying tickets well in advance of events, Werde said.

“People want to look at something like this and want to pronounce the death of Coachella and it’s just too soon,” Werde said. “This is one of the strangest times we’ve ever experienced in live music in the history of the business, which is to say, specifically, this rebound from a period of not having shows for a couple of years. Finding out what the new normal looks like is going to take a couple more years.”

Werde said the lack of early commitment from ticket buyers coupled with the increased cost of putting on a show creates a “dicey environment for festivals.” Other major fests across the country, namely Jay-Z’s Made in America Festival , have been canceled this year.

Another factor for those hesitant to take the plunge could be the allure of the “Couchella” experience. Thanks to Goldenvoice’s partnership with YouTube, fans can livestream performances from up to six stages from the comfort of their homes. Beyoncé’s 105-minute set attracted a record 458,000 simultaneous global viewers on YouTube in 2018. The festival’s opening weekend amassed 41 million unique viewers.

“When you’re standing at the back of 50,000 people, it’s like, ‘Well, shoot, I can get a better seat at home and then I can do Uber Eats and have seven margaritas and this will be great,” said Tommy Dietrick, founder of the Desert Stars Festival in Joshua Tree.

The target audience for Coachella, the die-hard music fans who once duked it out for tickets, may have also changed their concert-going preferences.

“The consumer may be growing up a bit and may not want to be standing in a mud pit or in the hot sun,” Edgren said. “When you go to Coachella, you’re basically standing up the whole time and it’s an ordeal.”

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Dietrick, who also produces music at Joshua Tree Recording Studio, noted that Coachella attendees now get an experience that is removed from the “community element that music is actually really all about.”

“They’ve squeezed too hard on the class of people that were going there to escape and have fun,” he said.

Coachella also seems to attract a different kind of music fan today than it did at its inception and in its early years, when it boasted legendary headliners like Paul McCartney, Prince, Nine Inch Nails and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. With fewer rock bands and more brand partnerships, the festival has been criticized for becoming a “plaything for influencers,” as Werde put it.

Beyond the changes to Coachella’s audience, the music and entertainment industries are also experiencing shifts in terms of what it takes to become famous and build a following. Werde said the music world is facing “enormous fragmentation” because of the volume of musicians creating and sharing their work online. He called this new phase “the age of a thousand niches” and noted that fans’ following of celebrities is getting wider, not deeper.

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“These are real changes that are happening in the star system, and festivals are dependent on the star system. Festivals create this experience around all these stars and if those stars get smaller, those festivals get smaller. If those stars get fewer, those festivals are going to struggle.”

In its 23rd edition, Coachella seems to be reaching a stabilizing point where it is no longer the hottest ticket of the year but is still attracting a wide audience.

“The form of struggle that Coachella is having is probably a form of struggle that a lot of people would kill to have,” Werde said.

Like fellow long-running music festival Lollapalooza in Chicago, Edgren said Coachella has “settled” into a new phase and will likely continue to experience ebbs and flows with its sales in coming years.

“There’s no way any event or festival like that can sustain that kind of success forever. There’s just no way,” Edgren said. “There has to be dips, some years are slightly better than others. They’re not the new kid on the block anymore.”

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