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From left: Coachella 2025 performers Leandra Earl, Michelle Zauner, and Arca and Tokischa.Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Coachella; Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella












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These Coachella 2025 moments prove week one of this festival was for the lesbians
| 04/15/25
These Coachella 2025 moments prove week one of this festival was for the lesbians

The first weekend of Coachella made all of our sapphic dreams come true, with queer women taking over the iconic music festival.
After last year when Reneé Rapp was introduced by the cast of The L Word and performed with her girlfriend Towa Bird in front of a giant pair of scissors, we didn’t think Coachella could get any more lesbian coded, but then we saw Weekend One’s performances.
Billie Eilish was a surprise guest star during Charlie XCX’s set, Lady Gaga gagged everyone with her performance and epic costume changes, plus Maren Morris, Clairo, Hope Tala, South African DJ Desiree, Underscores, Beabadobee, Amyl & The Sniffers, and Coco & Breezy all performed too.
But there were a few moments from this past weekend that were so queer they deserved a standing ovation.
Megan the Stallion and Victoria Monét
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First up is the moment that is breaking sapphic online, everywhere. Megan thee Stallion and Victoria Monét’s hopped on stage together for the hottest performance of the festival and the year — and maybe even the decade.
Megan the Stallion and Victoria Monét
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The two performed a wicked hot rendition of their hit song “Spin” ....
Megan the Stallion and Victoria Monét
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And then brought the house down with the anthem “On My Mama.” Yes, mama! We may never recover.
Hold on, going to need a moment to catch my breath.
Arca and Tokischa
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During nonbinary Venezuelan musician Arca’s bold performance, bisexual Dominican rapper Tokishcha joined her on stage and the two looked into each other’s eye like they’re in love.
Arca and Tokischa
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Are you seeing this hand placement?!
Arca and Tokischa
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We can’t get enough of their longing glances at each other throughout the set.
Arca andTokischa
@tomasmier Arca brought out Tokischa for Chama at Coachella 2025 #arca #tokischa #coachella2025 #coachella #arcachama
We can't get enough of their on-stage chemistry!
The Beaches
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Both lead singer Leandra Earl and guitarist Jordan Miller for The Beaches are queer, but it’s Earl’s hot masc energy on stage that turned our heads.
The Beaches
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The combo of leather pants, Doc Martens, slicked back hair, and visible tattoos are doing something for us. Plus, she clearly knows how to stroke those chords…
The Beaches
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If you weren’t already in love with this butch singer, peep her in a black bikini top, abs for days, and boxers peeking out above the low-slung baggy shorts. We’re fans!
The Beaches
@coachella @The Beaches came to Gobi. Watch the Coachella livestream on @YouTube all weekend.
You might not have made it to Coachella but you can still watch The Beaches rock the Gobi stage.
G-Flip
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As if that wasn't enough sapphic domination, they were joined on stage by nonbinary singer G-Flip for "Last Girls at the Party."
@thebeachesband Last Girls At @coachella !!!! @G FLIP #coachella #ontour #newmusic #band
This is how we like to party!
Japanese Breakfast
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After last year’s years scissoring reference, it was hard to picture what stage prop could rival that level of sapphic-ness, but bisexual Japanese Breakfast front woman Michelle Zauner dancing inside of a giant clam is just about the most lesbian thing ever.
Japanese Breakfast
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Zauner also looked effortless cool in her exaggerated white button down, beaded crown, and sexy black boots.
Japanese Breakfast
Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella
We stan a bisexual queen who lead a band and play an guitar like that!
| 04/15/25
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Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or talking about horror movies with the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network.
Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or talking about horror movies with the Zombie Grrlz Horror Podcast Network.