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*After a history-making performance at Coachella last weekend, Beyoncé will once again take the stage this Saturday, but this set will not be livestreamed, a spokesperson for YouTube confirmed to CNN.
In fact, none of this weekend’s performances will.
YouTube has exclusively streamed the first weekend of Coachella since 2011.
“It was a one-time livestream,” a rep for Queen Bey tells Variety of her first weekend performance.
“Unfortunately the livestream is not available on demand,” a rep for YouTube says, noting that select VOD clips from the first weekend of Coachella will be available for a 60-day window.
Beyoncé’s is not among them as the “performance is not cleared for VOD.”
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This year’s livestream drew the biggest audience in its history, with more than 41 million live views — and during Beyonce’s performance, there were 458,000 simultaneous global viewers, making it the most viewed Coachella performance as well as the most viewed live music festival on YouTube, according to a rep.
There are hints that Beyoncé will change things up for the second weekend of Coachella.
Vulture noted that an image shared through the singer’s website points to possible performances of “Upgrade U,” “End of Time,” and “Bills Bills Bills.”
According to Variety, don’t be surprised if Beyonce’s Saturday performance will be exclusively available on Tidal, the streaming service owned by her husband Jay-Z and in which she is a principal.
In the meantime, get it where and while you can.
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