Justin Bieber Serenades Billie Eilish, Duets With SZA During Coachella Weekend Two Headlining Set - Variety

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Justin Bieber brought out the big guns during his Coachella weekend two headlining set, tapping Sexyy Red, Billie Eilish and SZA as he took a trip down memory lane through his discography.

He began by running through the lot of the “Swag” songs that dominated his weekend one set, including “Go Baby” and “All I Can Take.” But it’s when he transitioned into the previous YouTube section — the moment where he scrolled the site to revisit old songs — that he kicked it into full gear, enlisting super fan Billie Eilish to come up on stage with the singer for his single “One Less Lonely Girl.”

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Justin Bieber brings out Billie Eilish for “One Less Lonely Girl” at #Coachella. pic.twitter.com/Mu6CJMDBGo — Variety (@Variety) April 19, 2026

Eilish crawled up the stage and sat on a stool as Bieber sang the song to her midway through his Coachella set. Eilish has consistently credited Bieber as an inspiration, having met at Coachella in 2019 and subsequently collaborating on the remix of her song “Bad Guy.”

SZA was the closing guest artist, popping up to sing “Snooze” with Bieber. They previously connected to perform the song last year at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium as part of her co-headlining tour with Kendrick Lamar.

Justin Bieber brings out SZA for “Snooze” at #Coachella. pic.twitter.com/W3y0QcKqVY — Variety (@Variety) April 19, 2026

Bieber closed out Coachella weekend two with a retrospective of his pair of “Swag” albums, which took up the majority of the set. He also brought out a few other guest artists during the show, including Sexyy Red on “Sweet Spot” and Big Sean for “As Long As You Love Me” and “No Pressure.”

Last weekend, he introduced the standout YouTube segment by running through clips and singing along to them, reminiscing about his early days along with the Coachella audience. This Saturday night, he pulled up old clips of him singing along to early age covers of him performing Justin Timberlake’s “Cry Me a River.” It was mostly a nostalgic affair, traipsing through memes and early viral videos before settling back into a “Swag” portion that closed out the evening.

Justin Bieber joins the crowd during his #Coachella Weekend 2 performance. pic.twitter.com/eFVqRLu6gw — Variety (@Variety) April 19, 2026

Justin Bieber brings out Big Sean for “As Long as You Love Me” at #Coachella. pic.twitter.com/EF6f43oTDj — Variety (@Variety) April 19, 2026

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