Canadian DJ Deadmau5 is apologizing after a set at the recent Coachella music festival turned into a drunken episode.

As Stereogum notes, Deadmau5 DJ’d without his signature spine-altering mask as his other performance name, Testpilot. He and ...

A lightly undercover Deadmau5 returned to the festival stage on Friday night, appearing in his Testpilot semi-secret alter ...

One day before his Coachella set, Deadmau5 took to Instagram to announce that he was “coming down with a little bug.” But he ...

Performing as his alter-ego Testpilot on Friday night, Deadmau5‘s back-to-back Coachella set with ZHU was cut short after the ...

Deadmau5 returned to Coachella over the weekend to play the Quasar stage on April 18 but left the platform stumbling after ...

EDM superstar Deadmau5 played his first Coachella in 2008, and he might’ve played his last one on Friday night. Without his ...

Deadmau5 is acknowledging a weekend two Coachella set where he appeared onstage looking drunk and slurring his words, writing ...

Canadian music producer and DJ Deadmau5, known offstage as Joel Zimmerman, had a turbulent return to Coachella 2025 over the ...

Music producer Deadmau5, who returned to Coachella over the weekend to play the Quasar stage, had to leave the platform ...

Deadmau5, born Joel Thomas Zimmerman, performed as his Testpilot alter ego alongside Zhu at Coachella's Quasar stage on April 18. Now, he's apologizing to fans for blacking out during the set.

Deadmau5 might not remember his Coachella set, but his fans certainly will. The Canadian DJ, whose real name is Joel Thomas Zimmerman, apologized this weekend after his Testpilot performance at ...