Coachella 2022: Ticket prices, lineup, COVID guidelines and other details

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is all set to take place in April this year after two years of postponements and cancellations. This year’s event will be headlined by Harry Styles, Ye, Billie Eilish and EDM group Swedish House Mafia. 

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How to buy tickets for Coachella 2022?

The event is set for April 15-17 and April 22-24 at the Empire Polo Grounds in California.

The tickets for the 2022 event went on sale on June 4, 2021. There is a buying limit of four passes per weekend. The passes can be bought by Paypal, Venmo or bank card and will be shipped to the address the buyer provides.

Meanwhile, those who had booked tickets for the cancelled 2020 and 2021 editions will get their passes honored by the organising company, Goldenvoice.

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Tickets price

The tier one tickets usually cost $449, tier two tickets are priced $474, and tier three tickets will cost $499. VIP tier one tickets, on the other hand, will cost $929, tier two tickets will cost $999, and tier three are priced at $1,049. 

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COVID guidelines 

Organisers will continue to monitor coronavirus health regulations closer to the date of the event. 

“It’s too early to tell exactly what precautions will be in place at the festival. However, your health and safety remain our top priority, and we continue to monitor the evolving health regulations and are working closely with state and health officials to develop Covid-19 protocols for the festival,” the organisers released a statement on their website.

“We will follow all Covid-19 related mandates applicable to the festival and will provide more information as the festival approaches so you know what to expect,” the website concluded.

Festival-goers will be recommended to wear face coverings, get vaccinated, or receive a negative PCR test at least 72 hours prior to attending the event.