Beyoncé joined by JAY-Z, Destiny's Child at Coachella after year-long absence from festival

Welcome to Beychella.

Beyoncé made a dramatic return to the Coachella stage Saturday night with the girl group that launched her career.

The pop songstress was joined by Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, both members of Destiny's Child, for a medley of their hit songs, including “Say My Name” during the highly-anticipated set.

She kicked off the two-hour concert with a rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”

Seamless back-to-back songs from her acclaimed Lemonade album were backed by a spirited marching band and an army of step dancers in vibrant yellow jumpsuits. Costumes honored the fictional Beta Delta Kappa fraternity, which members of the Beyhive quickly schemed to pledge to on social media.

Rapper hubby JAY-Z performed a surprise duet of “Deja Vu" alongside his wife, which he recorded with Beyoncé two years before tying the knot.

The Indio, Calif., festival streamed Beyoncé concert on Youtube.

The 36-year-old Houston native pulled out of her 2017 Coachella gig on doctor’s orders while she was pregnant with twins.

During her electrifying performance, Beyoncé thanked Coachella for allowing her to be the first black woman to headline the festival. She then dedicated the night to “all the incredible women who opened the door to me.”