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Coachella 2023 Will Now Livestream Yuma For Weekend Two

"Yuma Tent is now listed as one of the six-stage channels on Coachella’s YouTube".

Dance music lovers gather 'round, because we've just got word that the Yuma tent at Coachella 2023 will be available to catch from the comfort of your couch for Weekend Two.

ICYMI: EDM fans were miffed after Yuma, which streams some of the biggest names in electronic music, was not included among the live streams available to watch on Coachella's YouTube page during the first weekend of the 2023 event.

Now, it looks like fans' prayers have been answered with the news that "Yuma Tent is now listed as one of the six-stage channels on Coachella’s YouTube" (as per @DancingAstronaut).

You can subscribe and set a reminder to the YouTube channel so you don't miss out on the epic acts set to get the crowd pumping at Yuma on Weekend Two of Coachella here.

As for who you can catch at Yuma during next weekend's stream, the lineup is stacked with seasoned veterans including Adam Beyer, John Digweed, Maceo Plex, and Sasha.

It will also be packed with fresh up-and-coming talents who are bound to get the party started, such as Airrica, Cassian, and LP Giobbi.

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The news is a welcome addition to YouTube's Coachella channel, particularly after Frank Ocean fans were left reeling upon the announcement just hours before his show that his performance on Weekend One would no longer be livestreamed.

It was a gut-punch to fans at home, who had been eagerly awaiting the muso's first live show since 2017.