Fans will get to relive her “Beychella” performance — an ode to historically black colleges and universities — and get a glimpse into what it took to make it happen.
Beyoncé performs at Coachella on April 14 in Indio, Calif. By Elahe Izadi Elahe Izadi Pop culture writer Email Bio Follow April 8 at 12:13 PM Beyoncé became the first black woman to headline Coachella, and now her 2018 performance will be the subject of a Netflix documentary premiering April 17.
Dubbed “Beychella” by DJ Khaled, the April 2018 headlining set attracted viewers worldwide via the Coachella live stream, which repeated the performance the following day. Since then, fans have had to content themselves with crowd videos to relive the entirety of the concert, which captivated social media and became the subject of countless essays.
Beyoncé responded that she has “worked very hard” to get to a point where she has a “true voice” and that at this point in her life and career, she has “a responsibility to do what’s best for the world and not what is most popular,” Tina Knowles wrote. Beyoncé had hoped her performance would also inspire young people to enroll in HBCUs.
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