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Coachella 2026 weekend 1 will be streamed live on YouTube across seven channels and stages, with some sets shown on a delay and overnight rebroadcasts. Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber and Karol G anchor the headlining lineup, and Variety provides a day‑by‑day channel schedule and an embedded grid to help viewers map overlaps and plan what to watch.
Coachella has released the weekend one livestream schedule for 2026, with YouTube streaming all seven stages across both weekends and offering a multiview option; the schedule lists daily set times for Friday (April 10), Saturday (April 11), and Sunday (April 12) across all stages, featuring acts such as The xx, Sabrina Carpenter, Turnstile, The Strokes, Interpol, Jack White, Wet Leg, Iggy Pop, Karol G, Young Thug, and more.
Coachella 2026’s Friday livestream lineup spotlights Sabrina Carpenter headlining the Main Stage at 9:05 p.m. PDT, with additional acts across the Outdoor Theatre, Sahara, Mojave, and Gobi. The performances are streaming on YouTube and the Coachella livestream app, with occasional delays noted for past events.
A Virtual Telescope Project will livestream Artemis 2's return to Earth tonight, tracking Orion with robotic telescopes in Italy as it speeds home. The event starts at 10:45 p.m. EDT (02:45 GMT) on April 9, with a splashdown expected in the Pacific on April 10, weather permitting.
A 1.2-million-square-foot Kimberly-Clark warehouse blaze in Ontario grew to six alarms, prompting a large response and evacuation of about 20 workers after a man allegedly lit fires in videos posted online. The suspect, Chamel Abdulkarim, 29, an employee of NFI Industries, was arrested; investigators are reviewing the videos and his social-media posts as police probe the incident.
NASA outlined a slate of prelaunch events and 24/7 mission coverage for Artemis II, the first crewed Artemis mission around the Moon, with a launch window opening April 1 and streams on YouTube, NASA+, and other platforms, followed by daily briefings through a roughly 10-day flight to test Orion life-support and set the stage for future crewed missions.
NASA will host a day-long series of panels and briefings at its Washington, D.C. headquarters to outline updates to the Artemis program and accelerate America’s return to the Moon by 2028, with three livestreamed events starting at 9 a.m. ET: “Ignition: NASA’s Plan for the Moon,” followed by “Ignition: NASA’s Plan for Science and Discovery” and a 4:45 p.m. ET news conference. The briefings cover Artemis II (a Moon flyby around April 1), plus revised timelines for Artemis III (lunar-orbit rendezvous with private landers) and Artemis IV (targeted for 2027–2028). NASA officials and scientists—including Administrator Jared Isaacman, Amit Kshatriya, Dana Weigel, Carlos Garcia-Galan, Steve Sinacore, Nicola Fox, and Lori Glaze—are among the speakers.
WWE stars are set to attend the New York Yankees vs. San Francisco Giants MLB Opening Day game broadcast on Netflix, marking Netflix’s ongoing push into live events alongside programming like WWE Raw and other programming.
NASCAR suspended Truck Series driver Daniel Dye after he mocked rival driver David Malukas during a livestream, citing unprofessional conduct and damage to the sport's image.
Marvel Rivals has announced the winners of its S6 Livestream Incentive Event, with the list posted in an image. Winners will be contacted by email by March 31, and prizes are to be distributed by April 20, subject to potential delays. Eligibility required streams to meet all criteria, include the correct hashtags, and register on the official event page. For questions, contact [email protected].
Nintendo has announced a new Indie World showcase focused on indie games for Nintendo Switch 1 and Switch 2. The roughly 15-minute stream is scheduled for March 3 at 6am PT / 9am ET / 2pm GMT and will be shown on YouTube and Twitch, with no first-party updates expected; potential reveals could include titles like Mina the Hollower.
Space.com reports that the March 3 total lunar eclipse—the blood moon—will be visible across the Americas, Asia and Oceania and can be watched for free via three YouTube livestreams: Time and Date LIVE (about 4:30 a.m. EST), the Virtual Telescope Project (about 3:30 a.m. EST), and Griffith Observatory (about 3:37 a.m. EST); if viewing is hindered by weather or location, a live blog offers updates. This will be the last blood moon until New Year’s Eve 2028.
The March 3, 2026 total lunar eclipse—the last “blood moon” visible from North America until 2029—will be livestreamed worldwide. Timeanddate will provide global feeds, while Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles will stream from about 12:47 a.m.–6:25 a.m. PT, with the 58-minute totality occurring roughly 6:04–7:02 a.m. EST (times vary by time zone: CST 5:04–6:02, MST 4:04–5:02, PST 3:04–4:02). The Virtual Telescope Project will curate live broadcasts from multiple sites (Hawaii, LA, Perth, etc.). Viewers outside visible regions can watch online, and the event lasts about 5.5 hours (3:44 a.m.–9:23 a.m. EST).
At least 30 lawmakers skip President Trump's State of the Union to attend a livestreamed counter-event called the People’s State of the Union, organized by MeidasTouch and MoveOn. The program starts at 8 p.m. ET, runs for several hours, and streams at moveon.org/live and the MeidasTouch YouTube channel, featuring Congress members and other advocates.
Bad Bunny headlines the 2026 Super Bowl LX halftime show, airing on NBC and Peacock on Feb. 8, with the performance likely around 5:00–5:30 p.m. PT after the second quarter. Free viewing options include NBC via DirecTV’s five‑day free trial; Peacock carries the halftime show (no standalone free trial). Other streaming routes listed include Sling, Hulu + Live TV, and Peacock via partner plans (Instacart+ offers 14 days of Peacock Premium; Walmart+ offers 30 days). Sling Blue includes NBC; Sling’s first month is discounted on some plans; Hulu + Live TV offers a three‑day trial. Availability varies by market.}