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Coachella
/koʊˈtʃɛlə/ (koh-CHEHL-uh)
Definition
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Coachella, short for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, is an annual event held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, USA, typically over two weekends in April.
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A cultural phenomenon blending top-tier music performances, art installations, and influencer-heavy fashion in the scorching Coachella Valley desert.
Examples
Lost in the desert? Just follow the bass drops—where is Coachella? Right here in Indio, baby.
She packed her festival outfit a month early, practicing her 'where is Coachella' query for the GPS.
Coachella's lineup dropped, and suddenly everyone's asking 'where is Coachella' while booking flights to Palm Springs.
At Coachella, the real question isn't 'where is Coachella,' it's 'where's the shade tent?'