Black Flag’s set at Coachella Day 3 received criticism, while Gigi Perez delivered a strong performance

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Coachella’s Day 3 marked the conclusion of the festival’s first weekend, heralding the impending commencement of Weekend 2. The festival wrapped up amidst overcast skies, providing attendees with a much-needed break from the usual scorching sun.

The day was characterized by standout performances from various artists spanning different genres. However, there were also instances of disappointment and technical issues, particularly with Black Flag’s lineup not meeting expectations and Wet Leg’s performance falling short of volume expectations. Despite these minor setbacks, the overall sentiment towards Day 3 remained positive, warranting a solid grade of B.

Rapper Young Thug took the stage on Sunday night, opening his set with a visually captivating drone showcase that transitioned from a massive red sphere to a dazzling cloud. The drones, adorned with Young Thug’s YSL logo, added a dynamic element to the performance, enhancing the visual spectacle. Accompanied by Ty Dolla $ign, Young Thug started the show with “Carnival” before welcoming Camila Cabello to perform her chart-topping hit “Havana.” The star-studded affair continued with the inclusion of Canadian rapper Nav for the debut performance of their collaborative track “Trimski.”

The legendary Iggy Pop graced the Mojave stage shirtless, proving that age is just a number. At 78 years old, Iggy exuded energy and charisma, delivering a memorable performance highlighted by his classic hit “Raw Power.” Backed by a talented ensemble comprising Nick Zinner from Yeah Yeah Yeahs on guitar, Brad Truax from Interpol on bass, Urian Hackney from The Armed on drums, and Joan Wasser from Joan As Police Woman, Iggy Pop captivated the crowd with his unparalleled stage presence and electrifying performance.

Despite these standout acts, the absence of Black Flag’s signature energy and Wet Leg’s subdued performance were notable downsides of the day. Nevertheless, the multitude of exceptional performances and unforgettable moments overshadowed these shortcomings, leaving attendees with a lasting impression of Coachella’s Day 3.

As the first weekend drew to a close, festival-goers were left eagerly anticipating the start of Weekend 2, brimming with excitement and anticipation for what the remainder of the festival had in store. With a diverse lineup of talented acts and unparalleled energy permeating the desert surroundings, Coachella Weekend 1 set a high bar for the subsequent weekend, promising attendees an unforgettable experience filled with music, art, and camaraderie.

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