Expect plenty of leather and over-the-top rock posturing from frontman, Damiano David.īilingual Mexican-American singer Omar Apollo will have just released his debut album, Ivory, by the time he takes to the stage at Coachella. Since they won the annual Song Contest, they’ve toured with Guns N’ Roses, had a few Top 10 hits, and picked up a few rock’n’roll tips along the way. The Italian Eurovision 2021 champions are a total riot, and live performances live up to the hype. Maneskin at the MTV awards(Ian West/PA) (PA Wire) But if you think their music feels ancient, you wouldn’t be wrong: The Hu are building on a sound that’s been around for thousands of years.” They are, predictably, an extraordinary thing to witness live. The Independent wrote in a 2020 live review: “Their melding of traditional Mongolian throat singing (“khoomei”) with modern elements of rock, metal and even pop (a few members are massive Coldplay fans) is like nothing the UK has seen before. So if you’re in Indio for either Weekend 1 (15-17 April) or Weekend 2 (22-24 April), here are the 12 acts you won’t want to miss.įormed in 2016, Mongolian metal band The Hu are a phenomenon. Two of its top-billed artists ( Harry Styles and Billie Eilish) are under 30, while further down the carefully curated bill you'll find some of the buzziest new acts around – Koffee, Amyl and the Sniffers, Rina Sawayama – mingling with old school staples such as Spiritualized and The Avalanches.īut with so many great bands on the bill, it’s hard to know where to start. Top left clockwise: Billie Eilish, The HU, Arlo Parks, Maneskin (Getty)Ĭoachella leads the pack when it comes to innovative lineups.
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