"We are hyper aware of the both the human cost of abject political silence, and the commercial implications of publicly expressing solidarity with an oppressed people," Massive Attack wrote.
The rapper went a few minutes past curfew on the festival's first weekend, leading the City of Indio to assess a penalty.
Coachella and Loop want you partying front row without scarfing your eardrums.
After blowback for their "F--k Israel" graphics, the Northern Irish group said they've spoke about Palestine at every gig since their formation.
“Kneecap, an Irish rap group, took their performance to a different level by incorporating aggressive political statements,” Osbourne wrote in a lengthy social media post.
"There's no way to continue in this planet without the empires falling as soon as possible," Jaar stated during the band's weekend 2 performance at the festival.
Jelly joined Post for their duet "Losers" while Sheeran took over for Swae Lee on "Sunflower."
Scooter Braun has also taken to social media to defend Goldenvoice CEO Paul Tollett in the wake of the messaging.
Charli was seen wearing a sash that read "Miss Should Be Headliner" during weekend one.
The surprise came during Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic's performance on April 19.
