Coachella 2007

So many acts. So little time.

Young fans who want it all find it as outstanding artists blend genres and beats.

For many, the final day of Coachella was all about the reunion of Rage Against the Machine.

Among other things, the three-day Coachella festival provided a prominent showcase for a handful of young singers whose profiles figure to get a major boost from their shows.

Despite the heat, a few scrapes and VIP infestation, a polite tradition was upheld.

After an anemic start, Rage Against the Machine delivers at Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival.

It will be hot. It will be crowded. But that doesn’t have to spoil a good time.

Pop music critic Robert Hilburn lists his all-time favorite performances from the festival.

THE proverbial rock-star treatment can take many forms: penthouse suites, groupie-filled limos, bowls of M&M’s picked clean (per contractual stipulation) of all green candy.

For the bands on Friday’s schedule, a festival appearance was a moment of emergence, transition or rebirth.

The British soul singer plays to a crowd too big for her location on Coachella’s first night.

To make sense of the fest’s sensory overload, one needs only look at the shirts of the passing crowd.

For thousands of music festival-goers staying in a dusty tent city, relief from Indio’s scorching heat is hard to find. Still, most keep their cool.

Damon Albarn is among highlights from lower on Saturday’s bill.