The Coachella Lineup is Out

By Dan Gibson

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Of course, everyone has their likes and dislikes with these festivals (the idea of Kings of Leon headlining anything hurts my brain), but this seems like one of the most "something for everyone" Coachella lineups in some time. Not that many huge reunions (although in rock en Español circles, Califanes counts), but there's a solid cross-section of whatever indie music is supposed to be in 2011, plus Kanye West.

Personally, I'd love for the opportunity to see The Radio Dept. live, considering they were responsible for one of my favorite songs of last year: