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    EDC Las Vegas Delivers Massive 2024 Festival Lineup

    By Mark MancinoMarch 4, 2024
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    Returning to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in May of ’24, Insomniac Events’ Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) will draw 230+ DJs.  

    More than 230+ artists have been announced to perform at the upcoming Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) in Las Vegas. From May 17-19, EDC Las Vegas will bring more than 525,000 attendees to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for a three-day larger-than-life neon carnival. The music festival turned neon city within Sin City is annually head by Insomniac Events and its founder Pasquale Rotella.

    Taking place from dusk-till-dawn, EDC introduced the #kineticCIRCLE, which celebrates life, love, art, and music Under the Electric Sky. Building upon the success of previous years, EDC Las Vegas is proud to reveal the hotly anticipated 2024 lineup, venue enhancements, and exciting updates to the unparalleled Camp EDC experience.

    Across nine meticulously-constructed stages of music, Headliners will be treated to non-stop hits from the world’s most prolific dance music artists during a weekend full of surprises and once-in-a-lifetime moments.  Artists providing the soundtrack to EDC Las Vegas 2024 include Tiësto, David Guetta, John Summit, FISHER, Kaskade, Diplo, Dom Dolla, deadmau5, ILLENIUM, Allison Wonderland, Purple Disco Machine, Eric Prydz and many more. EDC will also be stacked with countless back-to-back sets from the likes of John Summit b2b Green Velvet, ACRAZE b2b Kream, FrostTop b2b RemK, Eli Brown b2b HI-LO, Carl Cox b2b Nicole Moudaber, Peggy Gou b2b Marcel Dettman, and Subtronics b2b Level Up, amongst many others, including an epic 4-way b2b from WORSHIP (Sub Focus b2b Dimension b2b Culture Shock b2b 1991).

    Artists making their festival debut this year include Peggy Gou, Four Tet, Mersiv, LAYZ, Tape B, Bou, Lilly Palmer, Trym, Klangkünstler, Sara Landry, Marcel Dettman and more. Additionally, one of Britain’s most legendary house and techno DJs, Carl Cox, will make his return to the EDC stage for the first time since 2015. Tiësto will be providing the anthem to this year’s EDC, an exclusive track coming out in May as a single and also part of the 2024 EDC Las Vegas compilation album.

    All three-day general admission tickets to EDC Las Vegas 2024 are sold-out. A limited number of three-day GA+ and VIP tickets for the 18+ event (21+ for VIP) remain available at lasvegas.electricdaisycarnival.com.

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