YouTube Renews Coachella Livestream Deal to 2030

YouTube and Goldenvoice have renewed their exclusive livestream and content partnership for Coachella, extending an agreement that was planned to end after this year’s festival. The renewed deal keeps YouTube as the festival’s worldwide exclusive livestream platform through 2030 and covers both weekends. YouTube did not disclose the financial terms of the agreement.

YouTube said the partnership will reach a 15-year milestone in April 2027. The company also said this year’s broadcast set a record for the highest concurrent viewership for Coachella in the platform’s history. The livestream includes multiview, backstage Shorts featuring artists, watch parties with creators and merchandise sales.

Coachella performances available on the platform include Beyoncé’s Homecoming performance and BLACKPINK’s 2023 main-stage performance. At this year’s festival, Justin Bieber performed alongside footage from his catalog of music videos. YouTube also launched Music Nights in June, a concert series that films artists in small venues around album releases. In March 2025, YouTube reported 125 million paid YouTube Music and Premium subscribers worldwide, including trials.