Coachella is so back! Charli xcx’s performance at the Coachella stage was packed, with dense crowds extending well into the festival grounds. While Friday’s surprise performance of

Coachella fans rocked out on Saturday to pop-punk headliner Green Day following a blockbuster cameo from US senator Bernie Sanders, who had the massive crowd roaring as he urged against

The second day of Coachella saw appearances by Green Day, Bernie Sanders, Clairo, T-Pain, Charli XCX and more. Follow our live coverage.

Fresh off a packed rally in downtown L.A. that drew tens of thousands, Sanders (flanked by congressman Maxwell Frost), spoke ahead of Clairo's Saturday night set.

Sounding off on President Donald Trump, Sanders told music fans, "The future of what happens to America is dependent upon your generation."

Coachella's second day featured high-profile guests from Hollywood and Washington, D.C., an emotional performance from Weezer and a peaceful transfer of power between electropop stars.

The rally in downtown Los Angeles drew a crowd of 36,000 people, Sanders' largest yet, according to his communications director, Anna Bahr. Its size was 2,000 more than the Fighting Oligarchy rally held in Denver on March 21, which was also reported as being Sanders' largest at the time.

Channeling the rage and frustration of progressive Californians, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders told tens of thousands of people in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday that the country is in a moment of "extraordinary danger.