Zedd Welcomes Incubus For Hits During Guest-Filled Coachella Set

After welcoming John Mayer during his weekend one Coachella performance, Zedd continued his collaborative ways by bringing out Incubus and more for his second weekend performance on Sunday. On the closing day of the festival, Zedd teamed with Incubus for a trio of the band’s classic songs.

With Zedd behind the drum kit, the producer/DJ welcomed Incubus about three quarters of the way through his set. The collab kicked off with the band’s 2000 hit “Drive.” The musicians also touched on Incubus’ 2001 album, performing “Wish You Were Here.” The full band sit in came to a close by taking it back to Incubus’ 1999 album, Make Yourself, with “Pardon Me.”

Watch a clip of Zedd and Incubus performing “Drive” below:

Zedd kicked off his final Coachella 2025 set with a cover of Radiohead’s “Everything In Its Right Place.” The producer also went heavy on tracks from his 2024 album, Telos, among them “Tangerine Rays” and “Out of Time,” on which he welcomed Bea Miller who appears on the studio versions.

Zedd kept the guests coming, first reuniting with Alessia Cara for their 2017 collaborative single “Stay.” The L.A. Philharmonic helped wrap his Coachella performance including a cover of the Severance theme and Telos cut “1685” with Zedd on piano. The set closed with the title track from Zedd’s 2012 debut album, Clarity.

Check out a clip of the Severence theme below: