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Justin Bieber's Coachella Weekend 2 setlist – What he played in order

Justin Bieber's Coachella Weekend 2 setlist – What he played in order

Ema Sasic, Palm Springs Desert SunSun, April 19, 2026 at 5:54 PM UTC

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Justin Bieber's Coachella Weekend 2 setlist – What he played in order

INDIO, CA − Justin Bieber fans got plenty of modern and throwback hits to listen to during his Weekend 2 headlining performance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

Roughly a third of his Saturday, April 18, set was switched up from the first weekend of the festival. A confident and relaxed Bieber also brought a fresh lineup of guests, including Sexyy Red, Billie Eilish (the subject of his affections on a sweet version of "One Less Lonely Girl"), Big Sean and SZA, with only Dijon repeating from the previous show.

Here's everything Bieber sang during his Weekend 2 performance:

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"All I Can Take"

"Speed Demon"

"First Place"

"Go Baby"

"Butterflies"

"Lyin'"

"Walking Away"

"All The Way"

"405"

"Too Long"/"Petting Zoo"/"I Do"

"Sweet Spot" (with Sexyy Red)

"Mother In You"

"Things You Do"

"Glory Voice Memo"

"Zuma House"

"Dotted Line"

"Everything Hallelujah"

"One Time"

"U Smile"

"Up"

"Baby"

"One Less Lonely Girl" (with Billie EIlish)

"As Long As You Love Me" (with Big Sean)

"No Pressure" (with Big Sean)

"Cry Me a River"

"Yukon"

"Devotion" (with Dijon)

"Snooze" (with SZA)

"Daisies"

Contributing: Kim Willis, USA TODAY

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