Diljit Dosanjh Wins Over The Coachella Crowd, Diplo Grooves To Punjabi Tunes

Diljit Dosanjh dazzled everyone with his vocals during his Coachella performance on Saturday. 

Diljit Dosanjh is the first Punjabi talent to take the stage at the Coachella festival.

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New Delhi: Diljit Dosanjh dazzled everyone with his vocals during his Coachella performance on Saturday. The singer is the first Punjabi talent to take the stage at the well-known festival. Pictures and videos from the festival show him getting everyone, including Diplo, to dance to his music. DJ Diplo is seen dancing with his friends at the concert in a video posted on Diljit's Instagram Stories. 

Check out the video here: 

Diplo out here vibing to Diljit Dosanjh at Coachella
Love the vibe in this vid ! pic.twitter.com/DAs4qsjo0V

— Prince (@princesoman9) April 16, 2023

Fans were also given a sneak preview of Diljit's performance by Coachella's official Twitter account. For his performance, Diljit dressed entirely in black, including a black turban, a black pair of sunglasses, and even a pair of black gloves. His hit songs, including Patiala Peg and Lemonade, were played live for a full crowd. 

Here is a clip of his perfomance at Coachella:

 

 

 

 

 

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Earlier today, Diljit also gave a sneak peek into his Coachella backstage activities. He appeared in the photos with a quirky blue coordinated set and a black hat.

 

 

 

 

 

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This year's festival features a lineup of some of the biggest South Asian performers, including Ali Sethi, a vocalist best known for his work on "Pasoori." Additionally, there will be performances from Kid Laroi, Charli XCX, Labrinth, Frank Ocean, Underworld, Jai Wolf, Joy Crookes, and Jai Paul who are from other countries.

Coachella also featured performances by Bad Bunny, Blink-182, and other celebrities and bands. The Puerto Rican reggaeton king Bad Bunny played two hours of his numerous songs while paying tribute to pioneering Latino musicians. Like many other performers at Coachella, Bad Bunny invited well-known guests, such as Post Malone.