Entertainment Music All the Coachella 2023 Surprise Guest Performances, from Billie Eilish to Zendaya Between the headliners and the up-and-comers, the musical acts on the 2023 Coachella lineup brought the beats and treats with each respective performance. Here's a roundup of all the surprise guests who rocked the desert stage this year By Skyler Caruso Skyler Caruso Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter of PEOPLE Digital Entertainment. She joined PEOPLE in 2021, but has eight years of experience working in digital publishing with a focus on entertainment and pop culture news. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on April 23, 2023 12:23PM EDT Close 01 of 21 Blink-182 VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Blink-182 was added to the Coachella Friday lineup in a surprise announcement by the music and arts festival on social media one day before the festival was set to begin. Their high-energy set featured hits like "I Miss You" and "What's My Age Again." Their performance marked the first time the punk-rock group's original members Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker and Tom DeLonge were on stage together since 2015, when DeLonge left the group. 02 of 21 Two Friends and Bebe Rexha Two Friends. Irvin Rivera/Getty for YouTube Two Friends, composed of longtime companions Matt Halper and Eli Sones, hit the Sahara Stage at Coachella on Friday. During their set, the dance-pop duo was joined by surprise guest Bebe Rexha to perform two songs. Not only did Rexha pop out to sing upcoming single "If Only I" with Two Friends for the first time (a track that also features Loud Luxury), but she also performed her chart-topping hit, "I'm Good (Blue)." 03 of 21 Metro Boomin, The Weeknd and More Jerritt Clark/Getty for Casamigos Metro Boomin' was in great company during his set at the Sahara Stage. Not only did The Weeknd make his return to Coachella with a series of hits, including "Heartless" and their latest "Creepin,'" but Metro Boomin' was joined by several others, including John Legend, Future, Don Toliver, 21 Savage and Sean "Diddy" Combs. 04 of 21 Bad Bunny and Post Malone Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Bad Bunny didn't disappoint as the weekend's first headlining act, topping his set off with a surprise appearance by Post Malone. Despite the technical difficulties experienced, the audience was in awe of their raw, acoustic performance. 05 of 21 Blondie and Nile Rodgers Emma McIntyre/Getty for Coachella Blondie was joined on stage by Nile Rodgers to jam, surprising fans with performances of "Rapture" and "Backfired." 06 of 21 Becky G and Natti Natasha Frazer Harrison/Getty for Coachella Becky G performed a medley of hits on the Main Stage, bringing out Dominican reggaetón diva Natti Natasha to perform her 2018 bop "Sin Pijama." 07 of 21 BENEE and Gus Dapperton Emma McIntyre/Getty for Coachella BENEE made her Coachella debut, proving she's more than just her TikTok-viral hit. She did, of course, please fans with her famed "Supalonely" — and even brought out her collaborator on the song, Gus Dapperton. 08 of 21 Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding Frazer Harrison/Getty for Coachella Calvin Harris brought out frequent collaborator Ellie Goulding to wrap his Saturday night set at Coachella. Though he riled up the crowd with their hits "I Need Your Love" and "Outside" earlier in the set (sans Goulding), he surprised fans when he later welcomed the pop star to sing "Miracle." 09 of 21 Billie Eilish and Labrinth Monica Schipper/Getty for Coachella Billie Eilish made her return to the Coachella stage during Labrinth's Saturday night set. The duo shocked fans with a special performance of their recent collab "Never Felt So Alone," which her brother Finneas co-produced. 10 of 21 Rosalía and Rauw Alejandro Frazer Harrison/Getty for Coachella Rosalía surprised fans when she welcomed fiancé Rauw Alejandro to the stage during her Saturday night set. The reggaeton superstar joined her in singing two songs from their recent joint EP, RR. 11 of 21 Kali Uchis and Tyler, the Creator Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images Kali Uchis brought out a slew of surprise guests during her Sunday night performance. She was joined by Don Toliver, Tyler, the Creator, and Omar Apollo. 12 of 21 Jackson Wang and Ciara Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Coachella Jackson Wang made his Coachella debut and went out with a bang! The Hong Kong-born singer surprised the crowd by welcoming Ciara to the stage to join him in performing a medley of hits including "Lose Control,"Level Up," "Goodies" and "1, 2, Step." 13 of 21 Willow and Jaden Smith Monica Schipper/Getty Images for Coachella Sibling surprise! Willow was joined by brother Jaden Smith to duet "Summertime in Paris" on the Mojave stage during her Sunday night set. (Their dad, Will Smith, proudly cheered them on from the crowd, too.) 14 of 21 A Boogie Wit da Hoodie and Tyga Arturo Holmes/Getty Images for Coachella A Boogie Wit da Hoodie was joined by Tyga to perform "Startender" and "Rack City" during his Sunday night set in the Sahara tent. The rapper also welcomed YG to the stage for "Big Bank." 15 of 21 Latto and Saweetie Latto and Saweetie. Monica Schipper/Getty Images for Coachella Not only did Latto sing "Big Energy," she brought it to the stage, too! The chart-topping artist further lit up the crowd when she welcomed fellow female rapper Saweetie to perform "BFDS Remix." She was also joined by TiaCorine and Lola Brooke. 16 of 21 Kaytranada, H.E.R. and More Frazer Harrison/Getty for Coachella H.E.R. surprised fans for a special performance of "Intimidated" with Kaytranada on Friday night during Coachella weekend 2. Other surprise guests included Tinashe to sing "The Worst in Me" and Anderson .Paak who performed "Glowed Up." 17 of 21 Gorillaz and Bad Bunny Michael Loccisano/Getty for Coachella Damon Albarn of Gorillaz was joined by headliner Bad Bunny to perform "Tormenta" together for the first time during Coachella weekend 2. Beck also came out to perform "The Valley of the Pagans," while Thundercat joined Albarn in singing "Cracker Island." 18 of 21 MUNA and boygenius Phoebe Bridgers. RMV/REX/Shutterstock While MUNA was joined by Phoebe Bridgers weekend 1, the pop band welcomed the entire boygenius crew to perform "Silk Chiffon" weekend 2. 19 of 21 Metro Boomin', Don Toliver and More Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Coachella Similar to weekend 1, Metro Boomin' brought out a stacked lineup of guests to accompany him on stage during Coachella weekend 2. He wowed fans with artists like Don Toliver, Future and The Weeknd to perform a medley of hits. 20 of 21 Bad Bunny, Jhayco and More Frazer Harrison/Getty Jhayco returned to the Coachella stage to join Bad Bunny during his headlining performance weekend 2. The latin superstar welcomed more friends like Arcángel for "La Jumpa," Grupo Frontera for "un x100to" and José Feliciano for a few acoustic songs to round out his set. 21 of 21 Labrinth and Zendaya Michael Loccisano/Getty for Coachella Zendaya took Coachella by storm, surprising fans with a surprise return to the stage on Saturday as she joined Labrinth's set during weekend 2. Marking her first live performance in over seven years, Zendaya performed the final two songs of his set — "I'm Tired" and "All for Us," the latter of which was written for her HBO series, Euphoria.