Coachella Festival

Every year, the Coachella Festival takes place in Indio, California, in the United States. Since its debut in 1999, it has grown to be among the most well-known and significant music festivals in the world. The event's lengthy and fascinating history has influenced the nature of contemporary music festivals. Paul Tollett, who intended to develop a festival that would compete with other significant music festivals like Glastonbury and Lollapalooza, was the one who first had the idea for the event. In October 1999, he and Rick Van Santen co-founded the event, which had Beck, Tool, Rage Against the Machine, and many more well-known performers on its initial lineup. Initially, there were two days dedicated to the festival, which drew about 25,000 visitors. It received recognition for having a broad range of musical styles, including rock, hip-hop, electronic music, and others. Despite its popularity, the event initially had financial issues and was on the verge of being abandoned. The ...