Following the successful adoption of NFT ticketing at EXIT Festival and beyond, California’s iconic music festival Coachella has tuned in with OpenSea to enrich festival-goers’ experiences with exclusive on-site perks.
Earlier today, the popular NFT marketplace introduced Coachella’s inaugural OpenSea NFT collection, powered on the Avalanche blockchain.
The ‘VIP Pass + Oasis Lounge Keepsake’ is now available for minting at $1,499 (39.3 AVAX), with 1,024 available. Through these NFTs, holders are granted VIP access to Coachella 2024 and exclusive entry to the ‘Oasis Lounge’, where guests can enjoy “complimentary” drinks in a shaded setting.
Additional collectibles of the series are set to debut on March 25 and mid-April, though further specifics are yet to be disclosed.
Source: OpenSea
Coachella’s NFT Integration
Coachella cleverly selected OpenSea as its chosen platform. It is the fourth-largest, capturing a 10% share of the market with an expansive array of more than 2 million collections and 80 million NFTs.
To facilitate obtaining Coachella NFTs, OpenSea has introduced a straightforward email sign-up method. Designed to appeal to a broader audience of music lovers, it provides a user-friendly alternative to crypto wallet configuration.
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time Coachella has joined the NFT realm. The festival first attempted to create NFT passes with FTX. Still, this initiative ended due to FTX’s collapse, leading Coachella to launch NFTs on Avalanche via OpenSea for this year’s event instead.
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