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HFestival on Friday, and brought a taste of old school Recent success stories include Florence + The Machine, hip hop with them to the stage. Outkast, formed by Atlanta and electronic music DJs Skrillex and Calvin Harris, the lat- rappers Andre 3000 and Big Boi, kicked off the anticipated ter two both returning this year. This year, British singer- set with “B.O.B” from the duo’s 2000 album “Stankonia,” songwriter Tom Odell made his Coachella debut, playing before taking it back to the 1990s with singles such as the Mojave tent on Friday at midday. The singer said being “ATLiens” and “Skew It on the Bar-B.” at the festival was an important stop for an artist on the “It’s good to be back,” Big Boi, real name Antwan Andre rise. Patton, said on the Coachella stage against the backdrop of “It’s one of those festivals that’s in the back of people’s the Southern California desert lit up at night. Outkast last minds,” Odell said. “It’s something musicians talk about and worked together on 2006 album “Idlewild,” from which the know about, it’s pretty cool to come over here and play, it’s Danielle Haim (left) and her sister Este of the band rappers performed “Vibrate” and “Bowtie.” The duo were definitely significant.” The 23-year-old singer released his HAIM perform together. joined by soul singer Janelle Monae on the stage as they debut album “Long Way Down” last year, and has been sang her hit “Tightrope,” and then by rapper Future, who touring extensively to promote it, hoping that fans will rose to fame in the 1990s hip hop scene. connect to his songs, such as the piano-led ballad “Another Kate Nash performs at the Coachella Music and Arts The rappers saved their best for last, bringing out their Love,” after they watch him live. Festival, Friday, April 11, 2014, in Indio, Calif. most mainstream hits “Ms Jackson,” “The Way You Move” “It’s an energy, I think it’s about getting back in the and “Hey Ya” at the end, before the set was cut short at 1:00 headspace of when you wrote the song, and performing it a.m. (4:00 a.m. ET), inciting boos from the crowd and like that, and putting everything you’ve got into it, I think apologies from Andre 3000. The reunion received mixed that’s the most important thing,” Odell said about perform- early reviews from fans at the festival and watching live ing live. Other headlining acts for the three-day weekend online, with some complaining that the band’s set was not are British rockers Muse on Saturday and Canadian indie upbeat enough for a headliner, while others praised the rock band Arcade Fire on Sunday, while notable acts rappers for performing their classic songs as well as the include R&B singer Pharrell and alt-rockers Foster The mainstream hits. 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