Travis Scott' act cost Coachella a fine of $20,000 as his set breaks curfew rules
Travis Scott
closed out Coachella's Saturday night set on April 12; however, his performance came at a cost. Apart from the artist fee, the organisers had to pay a fine of $20,000 since Scott extended his performance by three minutes.
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The extension of his performance exceeded the city administration-imposed 1 am curfew. The event organiser
Goldenvoice
must pay the fine, which stems from a 2013 agreement with the
City of Indio
. This agreement, as per media reports, enforces the strict curfew limits on festival nights—1 am on Fridays & Saturdays, and midnight on Sundays.
As per a Billboard report, Scott was supposed to begin his set at 11.40 pm but delays pushed his start time. This ultimately led to him finishing his performance only three minutes later than intended. A similar delay happened on the second weekend, but the rapper finished his set before the curfew to avoid the penalties.
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Only curfew violation this season
The City of Indio issued a statement on the incident involving Travis Scott. They said that the three-minute overshoot was the only curfew breach across Coachella's two weekends and the Stagecoach country music festival, which concluded on April 27, 2025.
Reportedly, the agreement with the city stipulates an immediate $20,000 fine for any performance which goes up to five minutes past curfew. Beyond that, the organisers have to pay an additional $1,000 per minute.
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Goldenvoice is no stranger to penalties
This is not the first time that Goldenvoice has been penalised for long performances. In 2009, a 54-minute overrun on a Paul McCartney set cost the organiser $54,000, stated another report.
In 2023, several curfew violations through both weekends of Coachella—including sets by Bad Bunny, Frank Ocean, and Lana Del Rey—cost over $168,000 in fines. Interestingly, in 2021, BottleRock Napa Valley shut off power during a song to enforce its curfew.
Goldenvoice, though, prefers to take the fines instead of interrupting headliner performances, as some other festivals have done in a more hardline fashion.
Travis Scott's Coachella 2025 performance
Scott's
Coachella 2025
return was an energetic spectacle and characterised by his trademark intensity and interactive stage performances. A 60-member marching band was a special feature of his performance at the music festival.
He made the crowds sway to his hit songs like
Sicko Mode
and
Butterfly Effect
and also gave a preview of his new songs like
Oh Jacques.
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FAQs
Q: Why was Coachella fined for Travis Scott's act?
A: His performance on Saturday, April 12, ran three minutes after the city-imposed 1 am curfew, prompting a $20,000 penalty for festival organiser Goldenvoice.
Q: Do performers or organisers have a responsibility for breaching the curfew?
A: Fines are imposed on Goldenvoice, the promoter, irrespective of which artist holds up the performance. They have to handle set times according to city agreements.
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