Chef Croux Koplin Makes $11K Cooking for Influencers at Coachella Weekend
Private chef Croux Koplin and his six-person team made $11,000 cooking for influencers during the first weekend of Coachella 2024. The crew included another chef, an assistant, and three helpers who prepared meals for social media stars attending the festival.
Private chef Croux Koplin turned Coachella Weekend 1 into a major payday, earning $11,000 with his team of six for cooking at an influencer house. The crew included another chef, an assistant, and three helpers who worked around the clock to feed social media stars.
The chef documented parts of his work on social media, giving followers a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into feeding influencers during one of the year's biggest music festivals. Videos showed elaborate meal preparations and kitchen setups at rental houses in the Coachella Valley.
This type of high-end catering has become common at Coachella, where influencers and celebrities rent expensive houses and hire private staff for the weekend. The festival draws millions of social media followers who watch influencers' every move, making luxury experiences part of the content.
Private chefs can charge premium rates during festival weekends when demand is high and wealthy clients are willing to pay for convenience and Instagram-worthy meals.
This shows how much money flows around major festivals like Coachella, where influencers spend thousands on luxury services. It also reveals a growing job market for private chefs who can make serious cash during peak event weekends.
Coachella Weekend 2 will likely bring similar opportunities for private chefs and luxury service providers.
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