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Here’s what a ticket to see Tyla at Coachella could cost you

One of the world’s biggest music festivals is set to return this month, and while South African fans of the pop sensation might be licking their lips to witness their internationally acclaimed superstar Tyla live in action, attending the event might cost you an arm and a leg. 

For years, Coachella has been considered to be one of the most must-attend events on the global music calendar. The event, which is held annually in the Coachella Valley located in the Southern parts of California, has previously seen many of the world’s top performers gracing the event as the headlining act. Some of those big names include Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Jay Z, Eminem, Kanye West and several others. 

This year, our very own Tyla is set to fulfill a lifelong dream of not only attending the event for the first time but also performing live. 

With tickets to the event already sold out, resellers on platforms like Vivid Seats have recently been offering one-day passes, often at significantly marked-up prices for fans still hoping to get in on the action.

These are the various options as provided: 

  • General Admission: $1140,90 (R 22,434,32) 
  • General Admission with shuttle: $1383.97 (R27,213,97) 
  • VIP: $1674,72 (R32,931,19) 

Meanwhile, the organisers of the event announced that the Push to Start hitmaker will be part of the Friday line-up, which stretches across two weekends. She will be performing on the 11th and the 18th of April at the outdoor theatre in a moment that guarantees to be magical. 

Other artists expected to make appearances on the day include Lady Gaga and Missy Elliot. 

Also see: Tyla will soon be making Coachella debut

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