As urbano and K-pop continue to make big waves in the American mainstream, it’s no surprise that Coachella is enlisting more international stars.
The enormously popular BLACKPINK will be the first K-Pop girl group to perform at Coachella.
(Back in 2016, Epik High became the first male K-pop group to play the fest.)
They’re also not the only South Korean act to grace the lineup: Hyukoh will play on Sunday, proving the growing profile of the country’s indie rock scene.
Latin trap’s reigning goofball Bad Bunny, reggaet??n giant J Balvin, and Flamenco-pop provocateur Rosal??a score prominent spots, but when it comes to Spanish-language music,
Coachella didn’t just focus on the biggest chart-toppers and rising stars. Long-running Mexican norte??o band Los Tucanes de Tijuana land in the second row of the lineup poster,
while established Chilean singer-songwriter Mon Laferte is billed in the third.
Seems like Coachella was trying to avoid last year’s X Japan fiasco,
wherein they shaded the hugely successful Japanese glam-rockers by delegating them all the way to the fifth line.
https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/6-takeaways-from-the-2019-coachella-lineup/
2018年X JAPANをポスターの5列目に小さく書いたら集客ミスったので非英語圏のアーティスト名（ブラピン）はデカくしておきましたアジア系の人達もチケット買ってね！
とのことw
https://pitchfork.com/thepitch/6-takeaways-from-the-2019-coachella-lineup/
https://i.imgur.com/SOAqicr.jpg
