Lana Del Rey’s highly anticipated headlining set at Coachella on Friday, April 12, lived up to its billing as a night of star-studded performances and unforgettable moments. The crowd was treated to a series of special guest appearances, turning the event into a celebration of musical talent and collaboration.

One of the standout moments of the evening was when Billie Eilish graced the stage to join Del Rey in renditions of their breakout hits, “Ocean Eyes” and “Video Games.” Del Rey, acknowledging Eilish as the voice of their generation, expressed her gratitude for sharing the stage with such a remarkable talent. The mutual admiration between the two artists was palpable, adding to the magic of the performance.

Another highlight came when Jon Batiste, known for his soulful music and vibrant performances, joined Del Rey for a rendition of “Candy Necklace,” a Grammy-nominated song from her album “Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd.” Del Rey praised Batiste’s infectious spirit, underscoring the power of musical synergy.

The collaboration didn’t stop there, as Jack Antonoff, Del Rey’s longtime collaborator and member of Bleachers, took to the stage to accompany her on piano for “Hope Is a Dangerous Thing for a Woman Like Me — but I Have It,” a track from her acclaimed album “Norman F****** Rockwell!” The chemistry between Del Rey and Antonoff was undeniable, showcasing their artistic rapport.

Adding to the spectacle, Del Rey and her dancers made a grand entrance and exit, riding motorcycles through the crowd, leaving a lasting impression on concert-goers.

While rumors swirled about a potential appearance by Taylor Swift for their duet “Snow on the Beach,” it ultimately didn’t materialize. Nevertheless, Del Rey’s Coachella set was a night to remember, filled with stellar performances, unexpected collaborations, and moments of pure musical magic.