A cryptic message posted today  on Twitter by @Coachella and on http://www.coachella.com/ that simply reads “Tuesday 6 p.m. PDT” has got everyone and anyone who has been following the possible Coachella Valley Music & Art Festival move anxious for would could be a major announcement.

In the last few weeks, The Desert Sun has reported Goldenvoice officials have been thinking about taking two of the valley’s biggest music festivals — Coachella and Stagecoach – out of Indio to a new location in 2014.

According to The Desert Sun’s latest story on Sunday, producers of the music festivals have been considering the move as early as 2008.

“It may still have its eye on producing the Coachella and Stagecoach festivals on land just eight miles east of its current home at the Empire Polo Club,” reporters Bruce Fessier and Marcel Honore stated.

While it’s unclear what Goldenvoice is trying to tell its fans, the Indio City Council is scheduled to meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday.

 The council is slated to provide an update on the two festival ad hoc committees — the negotiation committee and resident impact committee.

Stay tuned …

Once again, Gotye attracted hundreds to the Mojave Tent on Sunday ready to sweat it out for the Aussie whose break up song has been placed on the soundtrack to all the love lorn this year.

But this round of fans didn’t get to see Kimbra, the New Zealand songstress who graced the stage last weekend for their hit “Somebody I Used To Know.”

Still, when Gotye announced her absence, there were no boo’s and no awww’s.

The crowd, instead, happily heeded Gotye’s request to help him out with her part.

Belting out all the lines from “Now and then I think of all the times you screwed me over” to “And I wouldn’t catch you hung up on somebody that you used to know,” the crowd didn’t miss a beat.

The Hives frontman Howlin Pelle Almqvist said what he said no other Coachella artist wanted to say outloud: That the second crowd of Coachella fest-goers were better than last weekend.

I immediately thought (and tweeted): Fighting words!

But what do you think?

Last week’s crowd endured the cold and rain, while this week’s crowd braved the insane desert heat that topped 107 degrees!

Discuss… (tweet me @TDSMarMendoza)

While Fitz and the Tantrums frontman said he’s been to the Coachella Music and Arts Festival five times before as a fan, 2012 takes the cake because this is the first time he and his band has been on the opposite side of the barricade – and on the Main Stage, no less.

“This is our first time playing at Coachella and it’s just so surreal,” Fitz told The Desert Sun as he watched Justice last Sunday.

“It was an amazing time and I was running on the stage and there we were, 100 feet tall on the big screen. It was a dream come true,” he said.  “It was one of the best days of my life.”

The band is just finishing up their set for the last day of Coachella.

(Cheers, you guys, for making it here. As a longtime fan, I couldn’t be happier for you all.)

Whether you made it to Coachella Music and Arts Festival this year for the first week or the second, if you’ve stayed in the Coachella Valley at all chances are you bumped into a notable musician or celebrity by now.

For instance, Dr. Dre was reportedly working out at Gold’s Gym in Palm Springs; Alexander Skarsgard and Val Kilmer where hanging poolside at the Renaissance Esmeralda in Indian Wells and Fred Armisen of Saturday Night Live and more recently Portlandia has been hanging out at The Ace Hotel & Swim Club since performing with co-star Carrie Brownstein on Tuesday.

You were particularly likely to catch a music great if you went to a pool party: Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke did a DJ set at The Ace Hotel & Swim Club – for free – on Friday; Taboo of The Black Eyed Peas spun at The Saguaro on Saturday; and Questlove is at The Ace Hotel & Swim Club today for his DJ set.

But I also found out from a very reliable source that Eminem had a private, after hours dinner with his crew at Palm Springs’ own Johnny Costa’s restaurant!

So get out there! Even if you want to stay out of the Coachella chaos, you may just get a fun little fan picture to add to your collection.

California knows how to party and if you don’t believe that you must have not been to the 13^th annual Coachella Music and Arts Festival.

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre reunited for a blazing set on the Main Stage on Sunday bringing out the star power of Eminem, Warren G, Tony Yayo, Kendrick Lamar, Wiz Khalifa, 50 Cent, Kurupt and even a posthumous, holographic Tupac Shakur.

“This is historically epic. These are classic, iconic rappers on stage,” said Lucius Ordway Nicholson of Los Angeles, who rapped along with Snoop and Dre.

While rumors of Nate Dogg being resurrected for the show as a hologram was abuzz all over social media, Tupac appeared to perform “Hail Mary” and other favorites lighting up the Twitter feeds as thousands tried to wrap their heads around what they were seeing.

Tupac died nearly 16 years ago in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas.

Noelle Scaggs of Fitz and the Tantrums, who performed on the Main Stage Sunday just hours before the rappers, tweeted: “Just had my mind blown off by #SnoopDogg and #DrDre at #Coachella.”

“That was pretty much the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. I mean, we knew there were going to be cameos there but Eminem, 50 Cent and a 3-D hologram of Tupac?” said Emad Gaholami of San Francisco. “It was basically the entire ‘90s rap scene from my childhood wrapped up in one show. It was pretty fantastic.”

The rap duo dropped hits more than a decade old from “Gin & Juice” to “Next Episode” and “California Love” that kept the crowd on a high (possibly a contact high as the rappers smoked so much marijuana mushroom clouds could be seen from miles away).

But as Dean Lockwood of Palm Springs pointed out via Twitter, the rappers – nearly in their 50s – dated themselves with a reference to the antiquated pager.

“Wait… ‘My beeper kept beepin’?” Lockwood tweeted as Snoop and Dre performed “Nuthin But A G Thang.”

Appearances by their prodigies brought it back to more recent chart toppers like “Birthday” performed by 50 Cent; “Young, Wild & Free” featuring Wiz Khalifa; and Eminem’s “I Need a Doctor.”

It ain’t no fun if the homies can’t have none, but Coachella festival-goers certainly got theirs Sunday.

Another round of Coachella acts, including Snoop and Dre, is set for this weekend, but no one so far can fathom how they’re going to top Sunday’s show. For rizzle.