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The Coachella 2026 Artists With The Most Followers

  • Writer: Crazy Staff
    Crazy Staff
  • Oct 14
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 28

Major names, major reach — who’s bringing the biggest social clout to Indio.


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The Coachella 2026 lineup isn’t just about music; it’s about metrics. This year’s headliners, Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, and Karol G, aren’t just top-billed names; they’re some of the most-followed artists on the planet.


  1. Major Lazer — 3.4 M

    The electronic trio’s global dance hits and festival roots keep their audience strong and steady online.



  1. Katseye — 7.1 M

    This rising girl group with a fast-growing fanbase; Coachella exposure is only pushing their numbers higher.



  1. Laufey — 7.5 M

    The jazz-pop phenom’s dreamy aesthetic and authentic online presence have made her a major streaming and social draw.



  1. Teddy Swims — 9 M

    His soulful voice and viral covers helped him amass a sizable online fanbase that translates easily to festival crowds.



  1. Young Thug — 10.1 M

    Despite recent legal hurdles, his millions-strong following remains loyal and active.



  1. Central Cee — 15.8 M

    The UK rapper’s sharp rise and crossover appeal have earned him an international audience in the tens of millions.



  1. Addison Rae — 34.1 M

    From TikTok fame to festival stages, Addison’s following remains massive across platforms — she’s built for virality.



  1. Sabrina Carpenter — 49 M

    Riding high on viral hits like “Espresso,” Sabrina’s fandom exploded this year, solidifying her as Gen Z’s pop favorite.



  1. Karol G — 71 M

    The Colombian superstar commands one of the largest audiences in Latin music, and her Coachella headlining slot only expanded it.



  1. Justin Bieber — 293 M

    The undisputed heavyweight. Bieber’s decade-long global fanbase keeps him at the top of nearly every social-media metric.



Bottom line is Coachella 2026 is shaping up to be less of a lineup and more of a social spectacle. The desert’s never been this online.


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