Check out the official lineup for Saturday and Sunday at Coachella, below.

Lineup for Saturday, 23 April:

Lineup for Sunday, 24 April:

Just hours after their electric Coachella set, Lizzo has taken to social media to thank headliner Harry Styles for having her onstage with him.

Sharing a selfie of the pair on Instagram, the "Truth Hurts" singer wrote, "Proud of you @harrystyles. Thank u for having me."

The selfie was seemingly taken backstage after the show.

Billie Eilish was seen rocking out to Harry Styles electrifying performance next to a group of fans.

The singer, who is headlining tomorrow's Coachella set, mingled with the crowd in the VIP pit during the former One Direction stars performance.

During her set last week, the "Bad Guy" hitmaker revealed that after watching Harry Styles’ set, she was completely starstruck.

“Harry, man if you’re watching this, you were so f--king amazing last night. I truly have no words to describe how much you inspire me," she said onstage.

Harry Styles showed his support for Ukraine as the war with Russia continues.

The singer had his set lit up with the colors of the Ukrainian flag as an act of solidarity, prompting cheers from the crowd.

"Be kind to one another," he told fans during his set.

A true class act.

Though Harry Styles and Lizzo only performed together once before their epic set at Coachella, the pair are actually really good friends off the stage.

After Styles covered Lizzo's hit song "Juice" in the BBC Radio 1 live lounge back in 2019, the pair instantly became close friends.

Lizzo soon returned the favor in her own BBC Radio 1 live lounge cover, singing Styles' hit song "Adore You" the following year.

The only time the pair performed together prior to tonight's set is back in January 2020 at The Fillmore Miami Beach.

Check out their incredible performance right here:

Big Sean took time out of his set to shout out the artists with GOOD Music, the label that helped launch him into mainstream success.

“Make some noise for Kanye [West], Pusha T ---the whole fam, Kudi, Chief Keef.”

He then launched into an inspirational speech about uncertain times in life and how they are temporary, before bringing out another special guest for a song he released soon after that era.

Big Sean is not big on the way he looked during his Coachella 2022 set. 

After his weekend 2 performance, the “I Don’t F— with You” rapper responded to a video Coachella posted of him on stage, writing, “I look fat as hell here.”

Regardless of his perception, Sean put on another high energy, quick-paced performance with surprise guests: childhood friend, Mike Posner, and longtime girlfriend Jhené Aiko.

Big Sean's "baby," girlfriend, and fellow artist Jhené Aiko spiced up the Coachella stage with a surprise performance of "Beware" and "I Know."

The couple got sexual when Aiko playfully dropped to her knees, only for Sean to return the favor.

"Happy Earth Day," Aiko said, running off the stage.

With "Sign of the Times" as his final song, Harry Styles has officially ended his Coachella headliner on a poignant note.

The ballad was Styles's perfect way of saying goodbye, and it's safe to say that fans got emotional.

"I love you. Goodbye," he told the crowd.

We miss you already, Harry!

Before his final song, Styles shared some loving words of wisdom with the crowd.

"It's an absolute privilege to be playing in front of you tonight," he told fans.

"This is such a massive moment for me, this is very special. Life is all about moments and this is one I won't forget."

Styles went on, adding, "Please go out there and be nice to each other, be kind to each other. Don't forget to love yourself. Be kind to yourself.

"I love you, take care. Get home safe and have a good weekend!"

He's a charmer.

With just two songs left to go, Harry Styles is giving all he's got.

The singer performed a striking rendition of his song "Kiwi" with a heavy electric guitar set behind him.

The performance was definitely a new feel to the other songs in his set - and it's safe to say that fans are loving it.

Who knew that Big Sean and "Cooler Than Me" singer Mike Posner were childhood friends? Posner joined Sean onstage for a few choruses of the nostalgic tune.

After the short performance, Sean took a moment to say that he knew Posner's late father was looking down on them and their teen selves would not believe the duo made it to the Coachella stage.

The words meant a lot to Posner, as the two embraced in a 30-second hug before he left the stage.