With summer coming to a close, festival season is winding down. From Coachella to Lollapalooza, festivals are filled with unforgettable performances and immersive choreography
Whether you’re looking for new choreography ideas or just looking for a fun performance to watch, these festival performances are worth adding to your watchlist.
KATSEYE Coachella 2026
KATSEYE is the perfect example of a group of ambitious performers to keep on your radar. The global girl group brings fierce energy that catches your eye right away.
Their 2026 Coachella set is a great watch for dancers looking to improve their performance quality. The group shows how much impact can come from performing as a team. Watch their stage presence and attention to detail for inspiration when preparing your next group routine.
Tate McRae Lollapalooza 2026
As a professional dancer and performer, Tate McRae is one of those artists whose performances are hard to forget. Her Lollapalooza set showcases the combination of choreography, musicality, and stage presence that has made her such a standout performer.
Sabrina Carpenter Coachella 2026
Sabrina Carpenter has taken the world by storm with her pop girl sound. Her Coachella performance is one that dancers won’t want to miss.
Her performance of “Sugar Talking” at Coachella, featuring dancer Mauro van der Kerkhof, brings a theatrical quality to the stage while blending a storytelling element like no other.
Adela Lollapalooza 2026
If you’ve seen Adela’s viral pointe TikTok dances, you already know she’s no stranger to putting a creative spin on classical technique. Her performances demonstrate how ballet training can be incorporated into modern commercial dance in unexpected ways.
XG Head in the Clouds 2026
Whether you’ve been following XG for years or this is your first time watching the group, their festival performances are impossible to ignore. The Japanese co-ed group brings powerful choreography unique from other groups dominating festivals right now.
Their Head in the Clouds set is especially worth watching for dancers interested in group dynamics. Each performer brings their own personality to the choreography while maintaining precision.
