Goldenvoice Fined $20K for Travis Scott's Late Coachella Set

Travis Scott's headlining performance at the 2025 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival resulted in a $20,000 fine for festival organizer Goldenvoice after Scott exceeded the city of Indio's strict curfew by several minutes. This was the only curfew fine issued across all three festival weekends, which included both Coachella and the Stagecoach festival. The fine is part of a longstanding agreement between Goldenvoice and the city, which stipulates a $20,000 penalty for the first five minutes past curfew, plus $1,000 for each additional minute. Scott's set started late and ran until about 1:03 a.m., past the permitted 1 a.m. cutoff, though he finished on time during the following weekend. Goldenvoice has faced similar fines in past years for other artists' late performances, but typically takes a hands-off approach to curfew enforcement, unlike some other festivals that cut power immediately. The funds collected from these fines contribute to Indio's General Fund, supporting city services such as public works and safety.