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 Destiny's Child have performed together at Coachella. 
 
 Beyonce brought band mates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams on stage during her headline set at the festival in California last night. 
 
 The trio began their surprise performance with their 2004 hit Lose My Breath, followed by Say My Name and Soldier. 
 
 It's the first time they have appeared together since the Stellar Gospel Music Awards in 2015. 
 
 The 36-year-old singer's show took a military theme, beginning with a rendition of her 2003 hit Crazy In Love played by a marching band. 
 
 Dancers wore black berets and yellow hoodies decorated with military-style sashes, and leotards with epaulettes. 
 
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 The nearly two-hour set included quotes from civil rights activist Malcolm X and feminist author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, as well as samples of Nina Simone. 
 
 It also featured a rendition of Lift Every Voice and Sing, a song often referred to as the "Black American National Anthem". 
 
 Beyonce's set closed the second day of the three-day festival in Indio, California, which will end tonight with Eminem. 
 
 The Texan singer had been due to play Coachella last year, but was forced to pull out after becoming pregnant with twins Rumi and Sir. 
 
 Rumours that Destiny's Child would reform for this year's festival have been circulating for months. 
 
 But band member Kelly Rowland had dismissed them, telling People magazine in December: "I have no idea about any of that." 
 
 Destiny's Child are one of the most successful female groups of all time. They had 14 UK Top 40 songs, and two UK Number 1s. 
 
 On Saturday night the trio rose to the stage on a platform, standing back to back in a Charlie's Angels-style formation, a nod to their 2001 hit Independent Women Pt. 1, which appeared on the film's soundtrack. 
 
 Their jewel-encrusted camouflage outfits echoed those worn in the iconic video for their song Survivor. 
 
 They performed energetic dance routines with lunges, high kicks and salutes, walking among the festival crowd on a raised walkway. 
 
 Beyonce's set took in the breadth of her 16-year solo career, including songs Baby Boy, 7/11 and Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It). 
 
 Jay-Z also joined his wife on stage for a performance of their 2012 song Deja Vu, while Solange later came on stage to dance with her elder sister. 
 
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 During Beyoncé’s highly anticipated headlining performance at Coachella on Saturday — her first since welcoming twins Rumi and Sir last June — the superstar brought out her former Destiny’s Child bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. 
 
 DC3 wowed with memorable jams from the ’90s and early 2000s, belting “Say My Name,” “Soldier” and “Lose My Breath” in matching black and bronze ensembles that paid homage to the iconic looks from the group’s reign on the charts. 
 
 This isn’t the first time Beyoncé had Rowland and Williams join her for a high-profile performance — the three took the stage together in February 2013 for her Super Bowl halftime show. 
 
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 The 36-year-old singer began her nearly two-hour Coachella set by performing a selection of hits — including “Sorry,” “Crazy in Love” and “Drunk in Love” — and bringing out husband JAY-Z for a rendition of “Déjà Vu.” 
 
 Queen Bey also celebrated a historic moment for both the music festival and herself: “Coachella, thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline,” she said, making the perfect introduction to “Run the World (Girls).” 
 
 Marking the milestone, the singer performed “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” which is known as the black national anthem. 
 
 For a full gallery of photos from the spectacle, visit Beyonce.com. 
 
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 Throughout her performance, Beyoncé wore five custom Balmain looks, which designer Olivier Rousteing made in collaboration with the singer, stylist Marni Senofonte and the rest of the Bey’s team. 
 
 Explaining the inspiration behind the outfits, Rousteing told Vogue that Beyoncé was “looking for something in a military style” because “the shows were all about survivors.” 
 
 While all of the outfits obviously got Queen B’s seal of approval, there was one look in particular that caught JAY-Z’s eyes. 
 
 “Jay saw the Egyptian goddess cape and when B put it on, his eyes went wide and he was so excited, he said, ‘Oh, wow!’ That gave me a lot of satisfaction,” the designer told the outlet. 
 
 Rousteing also told Vogue that he has made a completely separate collection of looks for the singer to wear next week, during her second Coachella performance. 
 
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 The Grammy winner was originally slated to headline Coachella in 2017 but dropped out on doctor’s orders after revealing she was pregnant with twins; instead, Lady Gaga took her place. Along with their twins, Beyoncé and husband JAY-Z are parents to their daughter Blue Ivy, 6. 
 
 “She was disappointed last year when she had to cancel, so she wants everything be perfect this time,” a source previously told PEOPLE of Beyoncé. “She is very excited about the show.” 
 
 Beyoncé had prepped for the performance for months. In addition to regular workouts, the “Sorry” singer revealed in March that she adopted a vegan diet to get stage ready. 
 
 Shortly after Beyoncé takes the stage for a second Coachella performance on April 21, she and JAY-Z will hit the road for their second joint tour, dubbed OTR II, which kicks off June 6 in the U.K. 
 
 An insider previously told PEOPLE that the power couple’s children will join them on the road. “They are incredibly excited. It took a lot of work to make this happen. It’s the best choice for their family,” the insider said. “They will all travel together and have a fun family adventure.”
– Beyonce hit Coachella on Saturday night—hard. The music festival's first black woman headliner reunited Destiny's Child, bringing out former bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams in a two-hour tour de force of their hits that included "Say My Name," "Lose My Breath," and "Soldier," reports People. It was the first appearance for the group since 2015, notes the BBC, and Bey wasn't done there. Her set also included one Shawn Carter, aka Jay-Z, for a duet of "Deja Vu." The set was a year in the making: Beyonce had been due to headline last year, but had to pull out due to her pregnancy with twins. "Coachella, thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline," she told the crowd, introducing "Run the World (Girls)."