Coachella has finally arrived! Both this weekend and next, you can hit up the festival for some of the greatest live music all year-round. But, even if you’ve been to Coachella before, you could still probably use some behind-the-scenes tips on how to make sure you have a stellar time. Here are 5 articles that hit the Web this week, ensuring that Coachella 2015 will be the best one yet!

Poolchella 101: A Guide to Coachella’s Pool Parties

One of the reasons Coachella is held in California? So, you can go to pool parties of course! Fest 300  put together a great guide to all of the hottest parties happening during the first weekend of Coachella. Whether you’re listening to the hottest DJs or just lounging poolside, this is the perfect way to greet spring!

From Solange to Alexa: 7 Celebrities with the Best Festival Style

It’s important that your fashion game is on point when you hit up the festival. The best way to do that is by copying the 7 celebrities with the best Coachella style. WhoWhatWear  lists everyone from Kate Bosworth and Alexa Chung to Diane Kruger and Solange Knowles as fashion inspiration. Just check out the pics of them in their festival gear to know what you should be wearing to your favorite concert!

Coachella 2015: How Not to Dress Like a Douche at the Fest

The above article can help you figure out what to wear - but what should you steer clear of? This hilarious (and perfectly accurate) piece from The Hollywood Reporter  lets you know that you should definitely leave the bikinis, fedoras, and short shorts at home. Try gladiator sandals, straw hats, and short jumpers instead!

12 Things You Need to Eat at Coachella

Besides the incredible music, there’s also insanely good food for you to try at Coachella. Zagat  notes that you should dig into the Top Round roast beef sandwiches, banh mi from Phorage, and the ‘Hangover Bowl’ from Eggslut. With these picks, you can indulge your inner foodie at the festival!

Coachella 2015: Your Survival Guide

There are tons of secrets that will help you survive your Coachella weekend. LA Times  breaks it down for you: no selfie sticks, dress in layers, bring cash, and don’t worry about avoiding traffic (because you can’t). With these things in mind, you’ll be able to just relax and enjoy the music!