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Wanna Watch Aussie Acts Live At Coachella From Your Living Room?

Kicking off this weekend!

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Aus music fans will be able to watch the likes of Flume, The Avalanches, Sampa The Great, Amyl & The Sniffers, The Chats and more represent the country at Coachella this year.

After some headliner controversy in recent months – Kanye West calling out Billie Eilish and then ultimately withdrawing from the event – the festival’s highly anticipated return kicks off this long weekend.

While the set times have yet to be revealed, it’s been confirmed that YouTube's live-stream coverage will return for a 10th year, meaning you’ll be able to watch Flume, Hayden James, Sampa The Great, The Avalanches, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Amyl & The Sniffers, The Chats, Skegss, Dom Dolla and Logic1000 take to the stage throughout the event.

In a Coachella first, those tuning in virtually will also be able to purchase exclusive Coachella and artist merch via YouTube Shopping, and it’s expected that Flume will have some custom merch on offer. 'Virtual festival-goers' will also be able to chat with each out through YouTube’s Live Chat.

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Fans tuning into Coachella’s Official YouTube Channel will have their choice of three live stream feeds with different performances airing simultaneously.

The Aussie artists on the bill join headliners Harry Styles, who just hit #1 on the ARIA charts with As It Was, Eilish, Swedish House Mafia, The Weeknd and stacks more.

The live-stream schedule is expected to drop soon via the festival’s website.