Vanessa Hudgens 2016: What The Actress Said About Her 'Coachella' Title [VIDEO]
The Grease Live star dishes out that she is ready to pass down her flower crown as Coachella queen to someone new at the Fox TCA winter press tour in Los Angeles last Friday.
As Entertainment Tonight caught up with reigning Coachella Queen, she was asked how she would react since the 2016 Coachella line up has finally been revealed.
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"I love music festivals. I really do," she explained. "I live for the summer, the festivals, but it's just hard now because everyone knows that I go."
The 27-year-old actress attended the Indio, California, indie music festival almost every spring since 2011. Meanwhile, she was always in the center of attention during this music festival event.
"I love going to festivals to disappear, and I can't really do that at Coachella anymore," she continued. "So, if I get artist passes for me and my friends then I'll definitely go, but it's a different experience now."
The High School Musical star has long been seen in the past years attending festival events, specifically for her always on point boho chic ensembles.
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"I should just dress like crap and no one would care," she joked. "But that's the other [fun] part of music festivals is dressing up. Any excuse to dress up is good for me!"
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Meanwhile, apart from her Coachella events, Hudgens also told ET about her upcoming role as Rizzoin on Grease: Live and was asked about what she predicts the most challenging part of performing live.
"I feel good! It's really exciting," she shared. "We're doing something that has never been done before, and we are doing it with such talented people that even if something does go wrong, it will be a happy mistake."
"I think that it's probably going to be going from stage to stage in the middle of a scene and doing a costume change at the same time,” she continued. “You don't [really] do that ever, so it's a first."
