Amazon Restocks Official Merch From Lady Gaga, Post Malone and Dozens More Coachella Artists
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Ahead of Coachella weekend two, Stagecoach and the remainder of festival season, Amazon’s official Artist Merch Shop stocks up on tees, hoodies, bags and accessories from dozens of lineup standouts across all genres. Inventory ranges from authenticated vintage concert swag and band tees to limited-edition drops and brand-new arrivals (including from Megan Thee Stallion and Jennie, both performing at Coachella).
The one-stop destination for authentic (and oftentimes Amazon-exclusive) merchandise is broken up by artist, genre, price and style, and features a section specifically dedicated to artist merch from festival performers, an easy way to stock up on gear pre- or post-festival.
A few Coachella favorites who dropped official merch on Amazon include Lady Gaga, Post Malone, Green Day, Charli XCX, Megan Thee Stallion, Jennie and Benson Boone. As for Stagecoach, Zach Bryan, Luke Combs, Jelly Roll and Backstreet Boys are all featured. See a few highlights below:
Official Lady Gaga Born This Way Cover T-Shirt
Official Post Malone Sign Me Up Sweatshirt
Green Day Billie Joe Zombie T-Shirt
Jennie Ruby Flowers Tote Bag
Megan Thee Stallion Official Merch Hot Girl Summer Tour Shorts
Charli XCX Official Merch Clear Waist Bag
Jelly Roll Beautifully Broken T-Shirt
Zach Bryan Official Merch American Heartbreak Cap
Check out the full assortment on Amazon Music’s Artist Merch Shop.
Beyond Amazon, each year, Free People drops a limited run of Coachella graphic tees and sweatshirts. Plus, as an official Stagecoach partner in 2025, the brand designed a Free People x Stagecoach Tee.
Free People Daydreamer Coachella Crewneck Sweatshirt 2025
For even more official event apparel, check out Aviator Nation’s extensive selection of concert and festival collab merch, which includes events like Outside Lands, Pebble Beach Food & Wine and the Garden State 20th Anniversary Concert. This is all leftover inventory from designs sold exclusively at the concert or festival, so quantities tend to be limited and pieces aren’t expected to be restocked.
Finally, ahead of Stagecoach, check out The Hollywood Reporter‘s guide to elevated western wear for the 2025 festivalgoer.
Related: The Best Music Festival Must-Haves for Your Last-Minute Coachella Packing
