Zimmer will perform on both Sundays of the festival along with New Order, Justice, Porter Robinson, Madeon and Future Islands.
Stars who are known as staple attendees to Coachella are Vanessa Hudgens, Nina Dobrev, Victoria Secret model Alesandra Ambrosio, Zoe Kravitz, Katy Perry, Ashley Benson, among others.
Tickets for the festival go on sale a day after the lineup was announced, with general admission passes at $399 and VIP passes priced at $899.
According to Los Angeles Times, the state-of-the-art line up represents the music festival returning to its ways during the early 2000s, when it found success bringing intrepid modern rock acts and starts with electronic music together.
The publication notes that in the recent years, Coachella was turning into something mainstream, concerned about generating ticket sales and eyeing the wealthier audience more than bringing music together.
It also harbored on bringing reunions to amass more audience. Last year, it was able to reunite Guns N’ Roses. Over the last decade, they were able to pull AC/DC, Jack Johnson, Paul McCartney and the reunited Outkast to play.
Other music festivals have aimed to take a page from Coachella to repeat its success. However, only a few managed to be successful in holding music festivals specifically for a certain genre of music.