Stagecoach Festival

Eric Church is doubling down on his spiritually-charged Stagecoach set ... despite the fact his performance appears to have left a lot of attendees thoroughly underwhelmed.

In response to the criticism -- check X and you'll see what we're talking about -- Eric defended his appearance at the famed music festival this weekend as the "most difficult set" of his career ... explaining he attempted to take a risk with an unexpected lineup.

For those who missed it, EC gave an unplugged performance of hymns and gospel covers, prompting several festivalgoers to bounce to Nickelback’s set at another stage. He was seated for most of the show ... and like we said, there really wasn't much to it besides him, his guitar and a choir.

Megan Fox y Machine Gun Kelly parecen confirmar que su relación sigue en pie tras aparecer muy enamorados en Stagecoach, ¡y bailando un lento al ritmo de la estrella del country Jelly Roll!

La pareja, que ha mantenido su relación en secreto en los últimos meses, atrajo las miradas en el evento hermano de Coachella el viernes por la noche, balanceándose suavemente en la zona VIP mientras Jelly Roll cantaba algunas canciones.

Echa un vistazo al clip, ambos aparecen disfrutando de la música e incluso da la impresión de que Kelly le canta una serenata a Fox, añadiendo más romance al momento.

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly seem to be further confirming their relationship's still on ... looking head over heels at Stagecoach -- slow dancing to country star Jelly Roll!

The couple -- who's mostly kept their relationship under wraps in recent months -- drew eyes at Coachella's sister event Friday night ... swaying softly in a VIP area while Jelly Roll belted out some tunes.

Check out the clip ... MF and MGK don't move a ton, but they're definitely vibing with the music -- and, it looks like Kelly's even serenading Fox with the song adding to the romance.

Jelly Roll put a new spin on the country-themed Stagecoach Festival Friday night, cranking out a few rap songs while also bringing out T-Pain to add even more spice to the performance.

The country music star hit the T-Mobile Mane Stage in Indio, California, before a jam-packed crowd in Indio, California -- and announced there would be special guests.

T-Pain then strolled onstage and sang a medley of his rap tunes, which included his hit "Buy U a Drank." Pain and JR also rolled out their cover of the late Toby Keith's "Should've Been A Cowboy."