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    Wynn Nightlife & Framework Announce 2024 Art of the Wild Talent Lineup

    By Mark MancinoFebruary 29, 2024
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    The renowned Art of the Wild event series returns to Wynn Las Vegas from March 8-10 for its ninth edition at XS Nightclub. 

    Wynn Nightlife will host the return of the anticipated immersive music festival, the Art of the Wild event series. In partnership with Framework, Art of the Wild 2024 returns from Friday, March 8 through Sunday, March 10, at Wynn Las Vegas. This marks the ninth installment in the series, which offers attendees a 3-day, sunrise-to-sunset experience at one of Sin City’s leading destinations, XS Nightclub.

    First making its debut in 2018, Art of the Wild has become a Las Vegas staple and a fan-favorite among the electronic dance music community. Through its partnerships with curators and music luminaires recognized around the world, Art of the Wild continues to gain notoriety by offering a multi-dimensional experience with wild themes and vivid décor, anchored by an impressive talent lineup.

    Art of the Wild features a diverse roster of visionary artists including returning favorites Bedouin, Bob Moses (Club Set), Chloé Caillet, Colyn, Damian Lazarus, DJ Harvey, Fergie, Guy Gerber, Jan Blomqvist, RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ set), Sahar Z, WhoMadeWho (Hybrid DJ Set), and Yulia Niko.

    New faces joining the renowned event include Ahmed Spins, Azzecca, Hugel, Mahmut Orhan, and Vintage Culture.

    “We are thrilled for the return of Art of the Wild as part of Wynn Nightlife’s 2024 programming.” said Ryan Jones, vice president of Wynn Nightlife. “This event has always brought something unique to the property and we’re looking forward to its continuation.”

     The full 2024 Art of the Wild lineup in alphabetical order includes:

    • Ahmed Spins
    • Azzecca
    • Bedouin
    • Bob Moses (Club Set)
    • Chloé Caillet
    • Colyn
    • Damian Lazarus
    • DJ Harvey
    • Fergie
    • Guy Gerber
    • Hugel
    • Jan Blomqvist
    • Mahmut Orhan
    • RÜFÜS DU SOL (DJ set)
    • Sahar Z
    • Vintage Culture
    • WhoMadeWho (Hybrid DJ Set)
    • Yulia Niko

    Passes for Art of the Wild are on sale now. For additional information and table reservations, please visit WynnNightlife.com. Artist lineup is subject to change.

    Art of the Wild featured Framework LAS VEGAS Wynn Las Vegas Wynn Nightlife

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