What is the best Coachella headlining performance of all time?

Radiohead's 2004 Coachella headline set is remembered as one of the most atmospheric and emotionally intense performances in festival history, coming at the peak of their post-'Kid A' era.

Riding the wave of 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy,' Kanye's 2011 Coachella headline set featured elaborate staging, a 25-song setlist, and one of the most theatrical productions the festival had ever seen.

Four years after their 'farewell' show at Madison Square Garden, LCD Soundsystem returned at Coachella 2016 for a triumphant and emotional comeback performance that stunned the indie music world.

At just 17, Billie Eilish became one of the youngest artists to perform at Coachella, delivering a raw and visually striking set that cemented her status as a generational star.

Frank Ocean's Coachella 2012 appearance, shortly before 'Channel Orange' made him a superstar, was an intimate and emotionally charged performance that fans still regard as one of the festival's most special moments.

The Weeknd's 2018 Coachella headlining set featured a massive afrofuturist mask sculpture designed by Es Devlin, accompanied by an emotionally raw performance that included a tearful mid-show moment.

Kendrick Lamar closed Coachella 2017 on the same day he surprise-dropped 'DAMN.,' delivering a stunning hip-hop opera that many critics called the best Coachella set of that decade.

Arcade Fire's 2011 Coachella headline set — captured in a live film on Amazon Prime — was a euphoric, sprawling spectacle complete with crowd-launched glowing beach balls and a set spanning their entire catalog.

Jay-Z's 2010 Coachella headline set was a commanding rap masterclass that showcased his immense catalog, with multiple surprise guests and a performance energy that reminded the world why he's considered one of the greatest MCs alive.