Justin Bieber’s Coachella headlining set sparked a massive streaming surge, with 21 songs entering Spotify’s Global Top 200 and his catalog amassing more than 77 million streams in a single day.

April 12 marked Bieber’s biggest streaming day of the year so far and the largest since mid-2025 following the Swag album release, with a 54% jump from April 11 and 74% from April 10.

The performance reignited interest across his catalog, including high-profile spikes for classics like “Baby,” “Favorite Girl,” “That Should Be Me,” and “Beauty and a Beat,” alongside new materials from Swag and Swag II.

During the laptop sequence, Bieber revisited early viral moments and catalog songs, intercut with youthful footage to create a mood-driven, intimate set rather than pure spectacle.

Top-five gains included “Baby” and “Sorry,” with “Baby” climbing to around 1.2 million streams and “Sorry” to about 871,000.

Back catalog spikes were strong: songs such as “U Smile,” “One Love,” “Favorite Girl,” “Never Say Never,” “As Long As You Love Me,” and “Baby” all climbed notably.

Specific chart movements included “Beauty” at No. 3, “Baby” at No. 12, and “Daisies” at No. 16, reflecting notable gains.

Collaborations amplified the spike, notably with “Stay” re-entering the chart after a onstage reunion with The Kid LAROI.

New material from Swag and Swag II benefited: tracks like “I Do,” “All I Can Take,” “Walking Away,” “I Think You’re Special” with Tems, and “Devotion” with Dijon saw substantial gains, helped by live Coachella performances.

Other catalog tracks surged as well, with “Sorry,” “Confident,” and “Eenie Meenie” rising, while deeper cuts like “Never Say Never” and “Company” entered the charts for the first time.

Material from the 2025 projects Swag and Swag II, including “Daisies” at No. 44 and “Yukon” re-entering at No. 95, showed bridging of past and present eras.