Bernie Sanders amazed Coachella company with an unannounced speech on younger folks advocacy and justice previous to Clairo’s established on Saturday night.
Bernie Sanders surprised a gaggle of hundreds at Coachella Saturday night with an unannounced look that disrupted a weekend break managed by Hip-Hop heavyweights and high-energy collections.
Proper earlier than indie musician Clairo took the part, the 82-year-old legislator from Vermont left to barking reward.
His look captured festivalgoers unsuspecting within the heart of a schedule that consisted of Missy Elliott, GloRilla, Yeat, 3 6 Mafia, Gatling Gun Kelly, Wiz Khalifa and Travis Scott.
Launched by Rep. Maxwell Frost of Florida, Sanders utilized his quick time on part to produce a pointy message regarding advocacy, inequality and the obligation of kids match the nation’s future.
” Medical care is a human proper,” Bernie Sanders said, attracting joys from the group previous to commending Clairo not merely for her songs nonetheless, for her political involvement.
” At present I am beneath to current Clairo. Not even when they’re a superb band. Not simply since Clairo, on the age of 13, uploaded video clips on-line as a singer-songwriter,” he said. “I am beneath since Clairo has truly utilized her significance to fight for girls’s authorized rights, to try to complete the terrible, harsh battle in Gaza the place hundreds, tons of of women and children are being eradicated.”
The group appeared when Sanders mentioned earlier Head of state Donald Trump, triggering loud boos. Sanders actually didn’t hold again.
” I concur,” he said emphatically.
Earlier that day, Sanders talked with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at a rally in midtown Los Angeles as element of his “Battling Oligarchy” tour, which concentrates on firm greed, atmosphere modification and monetary reform.
Bernie Sanders made a shock take a look at Coachella 2025 final night.
So he went from the LA rally to Coachella. He is 83 and combating much like this. This should be an concepts to everybody. If he can do that, we will all do a bit further. pic.twitter.com/yOx76zK7Ni
— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) April 13, 2025
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