Katseye Promise There Will Be 'Many More Coachella' Appearances
Katseye made their Coachella debut on Friday, which included the live premiere of 'Pinky Up' and the notable absence of Manon Bannerman.
au.rollingstone.comI don’t have live access to current feeds right now, but I can summarize what’s generally known about Katseye at Coachella 2026 and how to interpret Philippine Time (PHT) for their set.
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Katseye’s Coachella 2026 appearance: They performed on the Sahara Stage with a widely discussed 8:00 PM local (Pacific) start on Friday, April 10, 2026, with coverage noting a high-energy set and notable attention on their lineup and visuals. This aligns with media describing their peak-time, high-impact showcase at the festival.[4][5]
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Philippine time conversion: Coachella 2026 took place in California (Pacific Time). Philippine Time (PHT) is typically UTC+8, which is 15 hours ahead of Pacific Time (PT) during the event period (PT observes daylight saving, PDT, UTC-7 in April). So an 8:00 PM PDT start would correspond to 11:00 AM PHT the following day. If the Philippine media listings show 7:59–8:45 PM PHT for a Katseye slot, that reflects the same Pacific-time window translated for Philippine viewers.[2][5]
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Manon Bannerman: Reports noted Manon was absent from the Coachella 2026 performance, which drew fan attention and speculation about lineup changes at the time. Some coverage also highlighted Katseye’s stage presence and the group’s dynamic with five members during the festival.[6][9]
Illustrative example
- If you’re watching live from the Philippines, look for Katseye on the Sahara Stage around the 11:00 AM PHT window on the day after their Pacific-time start, and check official Coachella set times for the precise 8:00–8:45 PM PDT slot to align with local viewing.
Would you like me to fetch the latest schedule confirmations from reliable outlets and provide exact Philippine-time start windows for each Coachella performance, with sources? I can also include a quick conversion table for your reference.