Let's just jump right in: Beyoncé slayed Coachella better than any artist in history.
Queen Bey brought out Destiny's Child, Solange, and Jay-Z for a truly inspired set.
It took no fewer than a hundred backup performers, three months of rehearsals, and five costume changes. Critics and entertainers are calling it the GOAT Coachella show.
This girl was everyone on the internet watching the livestream.
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Coachella is an annual music and arts festival that packs tons of megastar artists into two weekends.
Over 700,000 festival-goers will descend on the desert stage this year.
Maybe the second coolest thing to happen at Coachella this year? It added a 40,000-square-foot food hall called the Indio Central Market that features 15 different restaurants. Nom.
Danielle Haim of sister-band Haim rocked the show.
MØ surprised fans by inviting friend Charli XCX to perform on stage.
Tyler, the Creator ran through cuts from his albums "Flower Boy," "Wolf," and more.
The show from Brockhampton's Ameer Vann, Kevin Abstract, and Merlyn Wood was lit.
Festival-goers tore up the fashion scene, as usual.
Their fashion kept cool in 90 degree heat.
Flower crowns — once a staple of Coachella culture — were surprisingly sparse.
These Beyoncé fans wore "Beychella" jerseys before the word started trending on Twitter.
Dare we say the art installations at Coachella caught up to Burning Man's reputation this year?
There was something magical around every corner.
Even the stage tents are stunning.
2018 could be a Coachella festival for the books.
We'll continue to update this post with new photos throughout the weekend.
