Moby’s recent return to Coachella was a landmark moment, not just for his music but for his lifelong commitment to activism.
Performing hits like “Porcelain” and “Natural Blues” at the Mojave stage, the electronic veteran stood out as the only artist on the 2026 roster who also played at the festival’s very first event in 1999.
Moby and Jacob Lusk performing “Natural Blues” at Coachella 2026 was a powerful performance you can watch bellow.
Performance Highlights and Purpose
- A Full-Circle Moment: As a Coachella original, Moby’s set blended nostalgia with new arrangements from his latest album, Future Quiet. He was joined by vocalist Jacob Lusk for standout versions of “Natural Blues” and “When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die”.
- Mission-Driven Set: Moby donated 100% of his profits from both Coachella weekends to four key animal rights organizations:
Activism Over Profit
This charitable move is a standard for Moby, who has been vegan for nearly 39 years. He famously stated that while he loves music, his “main job” is animal rights activism. He previously donated all proceeds from his sold-out 2024 European tour and several past projects to similar causes.
Upcoming Tour Dates
Moby is officially entering a new phase of his career with a major 2026 tour across Europe and the UK. Following Coachella, his schedule includes:
- June 26: Tinderbox Festival in Denmark.
- July 5: Rock Werchter in Belgium.
- July 26: A long-awaited headline show at Brighton Beach, UK.
- August 15: Old Royal Naval College in London.
- September 20: Sea.Hear.Now Festival in Asbury Park, NJ.





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