Source : PERTHNOW NEWS
SZA and Justin Bieber performed at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday night ( 18.04 ) with Billie Eilish.
The 32-year-old singer received criticism for his performance past weekend at the California music festival, but his second-weekend show at the same location delighted fans with a number of surprises.
While a large part of the established echoed trip one, with the questionable YouTube area, where he scrolled the video-sharing platform to explore old songs, where he took his famous superfan Billie on stage to perform One Less Lonely Girl for her, a rehash of their first encounter at the festival in 2019.
While Justin sang to her, Billie sat on a seat on the stage.
Additionally, Justin had SZA and another guest musicians perform on stage, including Sexyy Red from Sweet Spot and Big Sean from As Long As You Love Me and No Force.
One of Justin’s features was singing along to a young-aged support of himself performing Justin Timberlake’s Cry Me A River, which included lengthier videos than the preceding trip.
The Baby performer actually walked into the masses while delivering Speed Demon, which made her more cheerful than she did the weekend before.
He once said that the crowd’s screaming fans didn’t seem to care that his “adrenaline is through the roof” and that he may have difficulty speaking to the group because of the people around him.
The lyrical Lyin’ made an appearance from the weekend before, and the market in Indio enjoyed an acoustic version of Family In You.
For his effectiveness on weekends one, Justin received mixed reviews.
One observer criticized Justin Bieber for giving us one of the most lazy performances of all time.
Another claimed that Justin Bieber was the worst star at Coachella in history because of how simple a laptop you are.
One person wrote,” Justin Bieber’s 2026 Coachella efficiency may just be the worst mass-streamed/televised performance possibly”?
However, some praised Justin’s choice to apply YouTube for his collection, with one user calling him a “mastermind.”
Justin made the invitation to the audience by saying,” Help me with the music now.”
He also requested tracks from listeners be suggested via video comments, which he then chose in real time.
