Justin Bieber delivered a revised headline performance during weekend two of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, introducing changes to his setlist following audience feedback.

The singer took to the main stage at 11:25 p.m. PT on April 18, performing a 90-minute set that combined recent material with established hits from across his career.

The opening segment featured a sequence of tracks from his latest projects, with songs such as “All I Can Take”, “Speed Demon” and “First Place” setting the tone.

Material from the SWAG and SWAG II albums accounted for a significant portion of the performance.

A notable addition to the second weekend was “Lyin”, which had not appeared in the previous set on April 11.

The inclusion followed sustained requests from fans on social media, reflecting a shift in response to audience engagement. Reports indicate the decision was made after reviewing feedback from weekend one.

The performance later transitioned into a selection of earlier hits, including “Baby”, “Sorry” and “Where Are Ü Now”, representing different phases of Bieber’s career.

Visual elements referencing his early years were incorporated into the set, reinforcing the retrospective aspect of the show.

During the closing moments, Bieber addressed the audience, stating, “Tonight’s been absolutely incredible. I want to thank every single person here for supporting me through every era of my career.”

Additional elements included a cover segment featuring “With You” and “So Sick”, highlighting influences from his early development as an artist.

Industry observers note that the performance marked Bieber’s first official appearance as a Coachella headliner, with no further tour dates confirmed for 2026.