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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Coachella 2024 Date Night Will Never Go Out of Style
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Date:2025-04-14 13:44:10
'Tis the damn season to spot celebs at Coachella.
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift turned the 2024 festival into their latest date night on April 13, keeping close as they watched friend Jack Antonoff—her frequent collaborator—perform with his rock band Bleachers.
For the evening outing in Indio, Calif., the Kansas City Chiefs tight end kept things cool wearing an open flannel, a ball cap and sunglasses, while the "Cruel Summer" singer danced next to him and cheered with her hands in the air, as seen in footage on social media.
And the pair weren't the only ones to make the whole desert shimmer. A few more of Taylor's besties also performed at the weekend-long event. Pal Suki Waterhouse and Sabrina Carpenter, who joined Taylor on the first international leg of her Eras Tour, both enchanted festival-goers while taking the stage during the day on Friday. Plus, Lana Del Rey, who collaborated with the Grammy winner on the 2022 Midnights cut "Snow on the Beach," was a headliner on April 12.
However, Travis and Taylor, both 34, didn't get to watch any of them hit the stage on Friday, as the couple instead enjoyed a dinner date at Sushi Park in Los Angeles that night.
Though this is Travis and Taylor's first time attending the music festival as a couple, this isn't the first Coachella for either superstar. In 2016, the "Anti-Hero" singer practically trademarked "Bleachella" when she attended the annual music show sporting a bleached blonde bob alongside Lorde and Jack. At the time, Taylor was there to catch the DJ set of her boyfriend Calvin Harris, who she split with the following year.
As for Travis? This year marks the NFL star's third year in a row that he's stepped onto the Coachella valley grounds, as he went in 2022 and 2023 with his buddies, including teammate Patrick Mahomes and childhood friend Aric Jones.
And the New Heights podcast host has only had great things to say about his experiences. Alongside a recap of his time at the 2022 show, Travis wrote on Instagram, "Brochella went crazy!!!"
Keep reading for more celeb sightings at Coachella 2024:
At the Nylon House event.
At the CELSIUS Cosmic Desert event.
At the Paper Playground party presented by True Religion and E11even.
At the NYLON House event.
After Suki's Weekend 1 performance on the Gobi stage.
During Weekend 1 of the Coachella Festival.
At the Nylon House event.
During Weekend 1 of the festival.
At the Revolve Festival.
At the Nylon House event.
On the Coachella stage.
Leaving Sabrina Carpenter's show on Weekend 1.
At the Nylon House event.
In a TOVE dress, The Row bag and Harlow sandals at the FWRD welcome reception.
At the Aperol Terrazza.
At the Absolut tent.
Performing with Bizarrap on the Sahara Stage.
At the Celsius Cosmic Desert event.
In a Streets Ahead belt at the Celsius Cosmic Desert event.
At the NYLON House event.
At the Celsius Cosmic Desert event.
At the Gallery Desert House presented by Patrón.
In a Fendi dress at the Flaunt Foreplay party.
On the Mojave stage.
At the Fanfix Festival Dinner in the Desert in partnership with TELT, sponsored by Lunasia, KINO Studios and about-face.
At the NYLON House event.
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