Hong Kong-born rapper-singer Jackson Wang surprised everyone at Coachella on April 14 by popping up on stage alongside South Korean singer Bibi.
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Bibi, who’s 25, was belting out her smash hit “Bam Yang Gang (2024)” at the yearly music bash in Indio, California, when in sauntered Wang, all decked out in black. Together, they treated the audience to a special duet, crooning an unreleased English track called “Feeling Lucky.”
Their dynamic duo act was part of the lineup for the 88rising Futures set on the Mojave stage. The folks over at 88rising, a cool Asian-American music label, couldn’t resist showing off their talent roster on Instagram, sharing snapshots of their stars rocking the Coachella scene.
But Wang wasn’t done spreading his musical magic. He also graced the stage during rookie Japanese boy band Number_i’s performance, where he teamed up with Yuta Jinguji, Yuta Kishi, and Sho Hirano for a rendition of their hit single “Goat.”
And they weren’t the only ones stealing the spotlight on the 88rising Futures stage. The lineup boasted other amazing acts like Japanese duo Yoasobi, Japanese girl group Atarashii Gakko!, and Chinese songstress Xin Liu.
For Wang, this gig marked his third time hitting up Coachella. He first dazzled the main stage back in 2022 and made a triumphant return in 2023, treating fans to a stellar 50-minute solo set and even collaborating with American singer Ciara.
