BLACKPINK Lisa Dominates Coachella Stage

BLACKPINK's Lisa Successfully Unveils World Premiere of 'ÆDEN' at Coachella Stage On April 18 (local time), DJ and producer Anyma successfully held the world premiere of his new audiovisual show 'ÆDEN' at the second weekend of '2026 Coachella' in Indio, California. This performance washed away the disappointment from the first weekend, which was canceled after only 15 minutes due to strong winds.

Lisa Dominates Coachella Late Night with Joint Performance of 'Bad Angel' The star of this show was BLACKPINK's Lisa. Lisa participated as a special guest for a joint performance of 'Bad Angel,' her recent collaboration with Anyma, and took over the late-night Coachella stage with her unique charisma. As Lisa appeared in a dazzling sheer dress, a giant holographic angel figure overlapped her, leaving a strong impression on the live audience and YouTube viewers worldwide.

'ÆDEN' Show Combines Cutting-Edge Technology with Classical Art Anyma's 'ÆDEN' show was an immersive installation art form that combined metaphors from ancient mythology and classical art, such as Michelangelo's 'David' and Medusa, with cutting-edge 3D rendering and laser technology. In addition to Lisa, artists like Joji, Matt Bellamy, and Swae Lee participated, receiving praise for opening new horizons in dance music.

Harmony of Technology and Human Energy: The Arrival of Lisa, the 'Bad Angel' Amidst a grand spectacle of classical sculptures reassembling in a digital landscape, what captured the audience's attention was the vibrant human energy on stage. Lisa, the 'bad angel,' descended into the meticulously crafted artificial paradise of 'ÆDEN,' presenting a moment where human vitality, irreplaceable by technology, was perfected. Anyma had confidently stated in a previous interview, "We plan to present it in a more advanced form," and this was successfully realized.

Coachella K-Pop Artist History: From Epik High to BIGBANG Coachella Festival, one of the world's largest music festivals attracting over 200,000 attendees, has seen Korean artists participate since Epik High's debut in 2016. Epik High pioneered K-hip-hop globally, and BLACKPINK grew from sub-headliners to main headliners, dominating the Coachella stage. Furthermore, The Rose heated up the Coachella stage with their band music, and BIGBANG made a full-group return after nine years. In 2026, Taemin and CATSSEYE also joined the lineup, continuing the history of K-pop.