This attitude is still at the core of Do LaB at Coachella, albeit on a much larger scale — and with the endorsement of the festival. The tent has quadrupled in size, rivaling Cirque du Soleil in ...

Coachella celebrates 20 years of the Do Lab’s water guns, surprise sets and continuous dance parties. Aqutie performs at Do Lab on Day 1 of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

Coachella is a polarizing festival. Arguably the flagship North American music fest, it started as a groundbreaking place for alternative artists and the setting where pioneering groups would ...

Coachella’s most consistently fun, ongoing dance party, the Do LaB is celebrating 20 years at Coachella. Originally set up as an art installation with a few speakers at Coachella 2005, the Do ...

The Do LaB stage, a longtime Coachella hangout for up-and-coming DJs and decked-out electronica fans, is on the up and up. Rolling Stone named it the best dance floor at this year's festival, for one.

The Do Lab, organizers of its flagship festival Lightning In a Bottle and producers of its own stage at Coachella since 2004, have dropped its lineups for Coachella 2023 on Tuesday (March 28).

The Do LaB will return to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival for its 20th anniversary on April 11-13 and 18-20 at the Empire Polo Club. advertisement. The Desert Sun (Palm Springs) ...

The Do LaB will return to the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival for its 20th anniversary on April 11-13 and 18-20 at the Empire Polo Club.

Returning to Coachella 2024, Do LaB made its mark once again on the Indio Valley grounds — unveiling its brand new stage design and a slate of standout performers and surprise acts.

If you were to go to the Do Lab 20 years ago, you would've been greeted with orange slices, water guns and the sounds of unsanctioned DJ sets under a small geometric dome. “Our life was a lot ...

Inside Coachella's Do LaB stage, an oasis of unconventional art, music and culture embedded within the desert festival for nearly 20 years.

Do LaB founders Dede, Jesse and Josh Flemming trace the evolution of Coachella's coolest stage through photos of Billie Eilish, Skrillex, FISHER, and more.