Rising Star LE SSERAFIM Wows Coachella with Unreleased Song and Louis Vuitton Looks, Mesmerizing Crowd

Many were left in awe as LE SSERAFIM made their debut at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, enthralling the crowd with a captivating performance that included an unreleased song and stunning custom Louis Vuitton outfits.

On April 13, the talented group took to the Sahara stage at Coachella, delivering a 40-minute set consisting of 10 songs that had the audience fully engaged. Fans filled the venue, singing and dancing along enthusiastically to popular tracks like “ANTIFRAGILE,” “FEARLESS,” and “The Great Mermaid.”

For their Coachella appearance, LE SSERAFIM donned special outfits designed exclusively for them by Louis Vuitton’s art director, Nicolas Ghesquière. Their performance began with high-energy renditions of crowd favorites before they surprised the audience by premiering the unreleased track “1-800-HOT-N-FUN,” showcasing their hip-hop flair and rhythmic rapping.

Surprise Appearance

A standout moment of the night occurred during their performance of “UNFORGIVEN,” when legendary musician Nile Rodgers made a surprise appearance, adding to the excitement and energy of the show.

LE SSERAFIM continued to impress throughout their set, delivering hits from the U.S. Billboard charts such as “Eve, Psyche, & the Bluebeard’s Wife,” “Perfect Night,” “Smart,” and “EASY.” The group closed the night with “Fire in the Belly,” expressing heartfelt gratitude to the crowd for the unforgettable experience and for helping them realize their dreams.

Following their successful debut, LE SSERAFIM is set to take the Coachella stage once again on April 20, promising another night of electrifying performances.

Despite facing some criticism for their vocal performance at Coachella, LE SSERAFIM’s ability to captivate the audience with their unique style and musical talent has left a lasting impression on fans and critics alike.

As the rising stars of the music industry, LE SSERAFIM’s Coachella performance has solidified their position as an act to watch, with a promising future ahead.