US EditionJustin Bieber Shares ‘Speed Demon’ Video Teasing 2026 Coachella Headlining Set
- Justin Bieber has released a black and white video for 'Speed Demon,' filmed at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, where Coachella occurs.
- Bieber's new LP, 'Swag II,' features 23 tracks and collaborations with artists like Lil B and Tems.
- Bieber is confirmed as a headliner for Coachella 2026 in a deal negotiated with festival promoter Goldenvoice.
- A source stated that his upcoming performance at Coachella marks a significant moment as Bieber is now 'fully in the driver's seat' of his career.
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2026 Coachella Headliner Justin Bieber Takes To The Festival Grounds For His New ‘Speed Demon’ Video
The 2026 Coachella headliners were revealed last week: Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G, and Justin Bieber. The festival, of course, is only next year, but Bieber is scoping the place out early in his new “Speed Demon” video. The black-and-white clip was shared today (September 22) and it’s a lo-fi production, much like other Swag and Swag II visuals Bieber has shared. In this one, he roams around the empty festival grounds (the Empire Polo Club in In…
Justin Bieber Gets Handsy With Wife Hailey Visiting Coachella Festival Grounds
Justin Bieber's keeping the love train with his wife Hailey rolling after being named one of the 2026 Coachella Festival's headliners ... and it looks like he's got a handful to deal with! The performer shared a bunch of snaps on his Instagram…
Justin Bieber Teases Coachella Performance with 'Speed Demon'
Justin Bieber has shared a black and white video for “Speed Demon.” The clip, shot and edited by Rory Kramer, was filmed at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, where Coachella takes place. The singer teased his forthcoming headlining set at Coachella 2026 in a caption on Instagram, telling fans, “see u in april.” Bieber also shared photos of himself with his wife Hailey Bieber and their son Jack Blues Bieber at the venue. “Speed Demon” co…
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