Kaskade & Alison Wonderland surprise Do LaB stage with unique b2b at Coachella 2024

Kaskade & Alison Wonderland stole the show at Coachella 2024 as they played an epic b2b set on the Do LaB stage Saturday night.

With all of the iconic moments that happened during Weekend One of Coachella 2024, the Do LaB might have played host to the one of biggest on Saturday night. As they always do, the Do LaB stage at Coachella provided some of the most unique performances one could get in the desert. With an already-stacked lineup, they also added surprise shows such as ‘Billie Eilish & Friends,’ Adriatique b2b BLOND:ISH and Sofi Tukker. But for dance music, the biggest splash came on day two at 10:20 pm as the stage welcomed Kaskade and Alison Wonderland to play a b2b.

Already doing the performance once before during Miami Music Week, the Kaskade b2b Alison Wonderland set quickly became considered one of the true “must-sees” in electronic music over the past month. Two of the most technically gifted superstars in the industry sharing the stage together is not something you see every day. However, nobody knew when the next appearance would be. Well, those who attended the second day of Weekend One of Coachella 2024 were the ones who ended up witnessing the incredible b2b for only the second time ever.

Word got out quickly, and fans rushed over to the stage. Kaskade and Alison Wonderland delivered an incredibly unique set that featured hard-hitting techno, drum and bass and even an unreleased collab track from Wonderland and Kaskade. The show was the epitome of the saying, “you just had to be there.” For nearly 90 minutes, the two riffed off one another in freestyle fashion. It was arguably the most electric the stage was the entire weekend. It felt like the entire festival was there.

The Do LaB had many unique moments, but the Kaskade b2b Alison Wonderland might take the top prize. There is no telling what will happen for Weekend Two.

Check out Alison Wonderland’s Instagram post about the set here.

Featured Image Credit: Courtesy of Do LaB / Jamal Eid