A Vulture report says HBO was also interested in Homecoming, but backed down after Netflix offered Beyoncé a lot of money for a multi-project agreement. We might have to wait a bit to see the star’s other two programs if they’re anything as big as her Coachella documentary, though. She dropped a 40-track accompanying album when Homecoming became available for streaming, and it’s very much possible that the other two upcoming specials will come with musical companions, as well.

You probably don’t think of Netflix as a go-to place for music documentaries beyond Taylor Swift’s tour movie, but it’s determined to burnish its image. The service has teased the April 17th debut of a previously rumored documentary on Beyoncé’s much-hyped performance at the 2018 Coachella festival — conveniently, just ahead of the 2019 festival’s second weekend. You won’t find a trailer or other details, but there’s little doubt that the teaser is a callback to both the yellow outfits Bey’s team wore as well as the launch of her Homecoming Scholars Awards Program at the same time.