Beyoncé and sister Solange took a tumble onstage at Coachella during Bey’s headline set last night (April 21).
Despite there being rumours of ‘a few changes’ to her set during the festival’s second weekend, the main difference was that the singer was wearing different outfits (donning pink instead of last week’s yellow) – and that she dropped her sister.
A video clip shows the moment Solange goes in for a hug and Beyoncé appears to attempt to pick her up, resulting in them both falling over.
The pair roll around on the floor for a second before jumping up, laughing, as Beyoncé shouts, “Give it up for my sister!”
Watch below.
Another fave moment was when Bey tried to pick up Solange and they fell lol pic.twitter.com/VWhkJqHXqS
— aggi (@agerenesh) April 22, 2018
The pair styled it out spectacularly, carrying on the show in a way only they could.
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Twitter users took to the social media platform to share their amusement.
BEYONCÉ TRIED TO PICK UP SOLANGE TO HUG HER AND DROPPED HER SKSKSKKS AND THEY BOTH FELL
— beck archived (@erskinerecords) April 22, 2018
SOLANGE AND BEY FELL?? JFKAKSJF I’M SO MAD I MISSED IT, NNNNNN.
— ♕ A̶N̶G̶E̶L̶ ♕ (@IBeenCrowned) April 22, 2018
yo im here laughing my ass off. did beyonce dropped solange dead add… #Beychella #Coachella #Beyonce
— Nados (@belleteefess) April 22, 2018
last week Beyoncé’s boots were falling off and her boob was falling out but she didn’t fall… this week Solange tried to give her a hug and homegirl got DROPPED ? #beychella
— audrey (@msaudreysings) April 22, 2018
Fans were also upset that her second headline set wasn’t live-streamed, with 458,000 people around the world simultaneously watching her previous weekend’s performance.
The stream was removed soon after, with fans disappointed that they couldn’t re-watch it.
https://twitter.com/JSarsi/status/987945582244360193?
Other highlights of this weekend’s festival included a surprise performance from Ariana Grande, who joined Kygo onstage to perform her new single.
Grande returned this week with ‘No Tears Left To Cry’, her first new single since last year’s Manchester Arena attack.
Kygo also paid an emotional tribute to the late DJ and producer Avicii, who tragically passed away on Friday (April 20) at the age of 28.
The Norwegian DJ closed his set with Avicii’s 2017 single, ‘Without You’ as he told the crowd that the DJ was his ‘biggest inspiration’ and the reason he got into EDM.
That same night, Bleachers and St. Vincent covered Depeche Mode during the former’s set, performing ‘Just Can’t Get Enough’ for the crowd.
Jack Antonoff, Bleachers frontman, has worked with St. Vincent’s Annie Clark, producing her latest album ‘MASSEDUCTION‘.