Niana Guerrero makes Coachella stage debut with d4vd

Filipino content creator and dancer Niana Guerrero has reached another milestone in her career as she recently made her debut on the Coachella stage.

Niana appeared on stage with American singer-songwriter d4vd during his performance of "Feel It" at the music festival. A video of Niana's dance performance was shared by UMG Philippines, delighting fans across social media platforms.

The young performer also took to Instagram to share behind-the-scenes moments from her first Coachella experience.

"First Coachella ever!!! Day one went crazzyy. @d4vddd URE THE BEST 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️ also lady GAGGEDD," she posted.

d4vd expressed his gratitude to the Filipino content creator. "Thank you Niana!" he posted on his Instagram Stories.

Fans of Niana were quick to react to her Coachella's performance.

"You nailed your first Coachella, Niana! So proud of you," another fan wrote.

 "I’m so happy for you Niana! 🙌" one fan commented.

d4vd is an American singer and songwriter whose 2024 single "Feel It" made its way onto the Billboard Hot 100. He is set to release his debut album, Withered, on April 25.

This Coachella moment comes on the heels of another major international highlight for Niana. Just recently, she joined K-pop superstar J-Hope backstage during the Manila leg of his Hope on the Stage concert, where the two collaborated on a TikTok dance challenge for his latest single, "Mona Lisa." Their video has since garnered over 24 million views on the platform.

"Thanks for coming!" J-Hope posted on his TikTok page tagging Niana.

Their collaboration followed months after J-Hope surprised Filipino fans by following Niana on TikTok and participating in the viral "LV Bag" trend with her virtually.

Back in 2024, Niana reached 1 billion likes on TikTok. "Being part of the '1 billion club' feels surreal, and it just motivates me to keep working hard and making content that people enjoy," she remarked in a previous interview with Metro, giving credit to her supporters for their unwavering support.

More than just a numerical milestone, she considers the journey deeply personal, highlighting the connections and relationships she’s built through her passion for dance. "I feel like taking care of those [connections] and maintaining them is a great achievement," she said.