Coachella 2016 Archives

Reports say Courtney Love might've gotten a little too sloppy at a Coachella afterparty this weekend, according to the New York Post's notorious gossip section Page Six. Sources for the paper claimed that the Hole frontwoman was attending Neon Carnival on Saturday night after attending Guns N' Roses' headlining show, but drank too much. Love, reports suggest, "got kicked out for being too drunk in the VIP area," the source explained. "She was literally falling over. It just became a little too sloppy, and she was removed. She wasn’t coherent at all.” Page Six reports that Leonardo DiCaprio, Rihanna, and Kesha were also at the party. #Repost @M_AlTurki Guns N' Roses babes 💥🌴💫?? @courtney @rihanna #Coachella2016 pic.twitter.com/33A4xdgKg2 — Courtney Love Cobain (@Courtney) April 17, 2016

Coachella 2016

Courtney Love Reportedly Kicked Out of Coachella Afterparty for ‘Being Too Drunk’

Watch Calvin Harris and Surprise Guest Rihanna Close Out Coachella With ‘We Found Love’

Disclosure Brought Out Lorde and Sam Smith at Coachella

Grimes Brought Out Janelle Monáe and Aristophanes at Coachella

Guns N’ Roses Welcome Coachella (Back) to the Jungle

Watch Kesha Perform ‘True Colors’ With Zedd at Coachella

N.W.A Reunite for Coachella, Ice Cube Brings Out Snoop Dogg and Common

Axl Rose Is AC/DC’s New Singer, Guns N’ Roses Play With Angus Young at Coachella

Bernie Sanders Introduced Run the Jewels at Coachella Via Video Message

Too Much Love: LCD Soundsystem Reign Supreme Over Coachella

Watch Kanye West Crash A$AP Rocky’s Coachella Set to Perform ‘Father Stretch My Hands, Pt. 1.’

LCD Soundsystem Covered David Bowie and Guns N’ Roses at Coachella

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Ice Cube Says He’s Trying to Reunite N.W.A at This Year’s Coachella

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