Steph Curry and his wife, Ayesha Curry, were at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday. Headlined by Justin Bieber, the NBA power couple spent time enjoying the music from the Grammy-winning artist and some of his guests.
After the show, the chef shared on Instagram a clip of Bieber entertaining his fans and wrote:
“Hailey Bieber’s husband, iconic.”
Bieber appeared in past versions of Coachella, but this year is his first time headlining the highly anticipated event. He opened the celebration last week with selections from “Swag” and “Swag II” albums. According to multiple outlets, Bieber’s performance earned “mixed reviews,” prompting a second set a week later.
In Justin Bieber’s second appearance, he brought in Billie Eilish, a 10-time Grammy winner and a self-confessed huge fan of Bieber. Together, the two did a soulful version of “One Less Lonely Girl.” SZA, Sexxy Red and Big Sean also performed with the “Love Yourself” hitmaker. The Kid LAROI, Dijon, Tems and WizKid also brought their brand of music and entertainment to fans and other celebrities.
Steph Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, couldn’t help but gush at the set and the performances by Justin Bieber.
Fans react to Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry attending Justin Bieber’s concert at Coachella
Hours after Coachella ended, Ayesha Curry shared a story on Instagram featuring herself and her husband, Steph Curry. Seth Curry, the two-time MVP’s brother, was also in the background.
She wrote “loverrr” to caption the photo.
Fans reacted to the Currys enjoying a night out listening to Bieber and friends perform. One fan wrote:
“He seems way too happy after he just ended their franchise.”
Another fan added:
“My fave already in vacation mode just chilling, having fun, and saving all that energy for next season.”
One more fan continued:
“Damn!! Right there. They are having fun already.”
Another fan commented:
“My goat already resting for next season and just having fun.”
One fan tweeted:
“No way he’s there after just losing.”
Curry’s injury-plagued season ended on Friday when the Golden State Warriors lost 111-96 to the Phoenix Suns. The Dubs extended their season after beating the LA Clippers 126-121, but couldn’t overcome the Suns in another road game.
With his 2025-26 campaign in the books, Curry is already embracing his offseason.
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