Clipse Reunite for Emotional Coachella 2026 Performance

Rap duo joined by Travis Barker for hit-filled set, pay tribute to late parents

Apr. 13, 2026 at 8:07pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of shattered, reflective glass shards in various colors, creating a glittering, high-contrast texture that evokes the glamour and excitement of a major music festival performance.The shattered remains of a disco ball glitter under the bright stage lights, capturing the electric energy of Clipse's triumphant Coachella comeback.Coachella Today

Clipse made their Coachella debut this past weekend, delivering a hit-filled, one-hour set that featured appearances from drummer Travis Barker and an emotional tribute to the duo's late parents. Despite some technical issues, Pusha T and Malice powered through classics like 'Grindin'' and 'Keys Open Doors' while also showcasing tracks from their latest album 'Let God Sort Em Out'.

Why it matters

Clipse's Coachella performance marked a major milestone in the duo's storied career, as they finally took the stage at the iconic festival after over two decades in the music industry. The set highlighted Clipse's longevity and influence in hip-hop, while also providing a poignant moment of reflection on the family bonds that have sustained them through both triumphs and challenges.

The details

Clipse's Coachella set included a mix of fan favorites and tracks from their latest album 'Let God Sort Em Out.' Drummer Travis Barker joined the duo for the first four songs, including a shortened version of the Grammy-winning 'Chains & Whips.' Towards the end of the performance, Pusha T and Malice delivered an emotional tribute to their late parents, accompanied by a montage of family photos that showcased their lifelong brotherhood and the support that carried them through their musical journey.

  • Clipse made their Coachella debut on April 12, 2026.
  • The duo's latest album 'Let God Sort Em Out' was released in 2025.

The players

Clipse

The hip-hop duo of brothers Pusha T and Malice, known for their acclaimed albums like 'Lord Willin'' and 'Hell Hath No Fury.'

Travis Barker

The renowned drummer who joined Clipse on stage for the first four songs of their Coachella set.

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What they’re saying

“You told me that you loved me/It was all in your tone/'I love my two sons' was the code to your phone/Now you're gone.”

— Malice

What’s next

Clipse is expected to continue their victory lap with additional festival appearances and a potential tour in support of 'Let God Sort Em Out' later this year.

The takeaway

Clipse's emotional Coachella performance showcased the duo's longevity and influence in hip-hop, as well as the powerful family bonds that have sustained them through their storied career. The tribute to their late parents was a poignant reminder of the personal sacrifices and support that have fueled Clipse's success.