Man accused of stealing more than 100 cellphones at Coachella Coachella festivalgoers located the man using the Find My iPhone app.

 -- Tech-savvy concertgoers helped police locate a New York man who allegedly stole more than 100 cellphones at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival over the weekend, authorities said.

The Indio Police Department in California said it arrested Reinaldo De Jesus Henao on Friday after several attendees activated their "Find my iPhone" app and followed the suspect around the festival venue until authorities were able to detain him.

Police said Henao, 36, was arrested with a backpack containing more than 100 mobile phones, which were believed to have been stolen from the concert site, located east of Los Angeles near Palm Springs.

Several of the devices were returned to the victims and the rest were reported to the venue’s lost and found site, according to police.

Henao was arrested on charges of grand theft and possession of stolen property, police said.

He was booked at the Larry D. Smith Correctional Center in Banning, California, and released on a $10,000 bail, according to inmate records.

Henao is scheduled to appear in court on May 26, according to inmate records.

The event is one of the most anticipated music festivals of the year and it's known to attract well-known stars.

Celebrities, including Katy Perry, Halsey, A$AP Ferg, Kylie Jenner, Amber Rose, Paris Hilton and Odell Beckham Jr., were all spotted at the festival over the weekend.

The three-day festival, held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, attracted an estimated 125,000 attendees per day, according to ABC’s Southern California station, KABC.

ABC News' Joi-Marie McKenzie contributed to this report.