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    By Mark MancinoOctober 1, 2026
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    Insomniac expands EDC Las Vegas ‘27 into a 12-day experience with festival weekends, pop-ups, parties, art, shopping, and more across Las Vegas.

    EDC Las Vegas is expanding beyond – and inside of – the festival grounds in 2027 with 12 consecutive days of programming from May 13–24. Returning to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the newly reimagined experience will include “EDC Dusk” taking place from May 14–16 and “EDC Dawn” from May 21–23, connecting both festival weekends through a citywide schedule of events, parties, cultural experiences, and community gatherings.

    The newly expanded Dusk Till Dawn experience will bring Headliners into venues and spaces throughout Las Vegas, with several new additions joining returning EDC traditions. From a free, all-ages parade and a new electronic music summit to an Insomniac concept store, art exhibition, marketplace, Camp EDC programming, and Hotel EDC experiences, the 12-day schedule is designed to keep the EDC community active between festival weekends.

    World Party Parade

    • Returning after its 2026 debut, the free, all-ages parade celebrates electronic music, creativity, unity, and dance music culture.
    • The family-friendly event brings people from around the world together through music and a shared celebration.

    Pop-Up Events & Parties

    • Warehouses, clubs, city landmarks, galleries, and other unexpected Las Vegas locations will host events throughout all 12 days.
    • Opening and Closing Parties will bookend both EDC weekends, with select events free for Dusk Till Dawn Headliners.

    Map Point Summit

    • The inaugural summit draws inspiration from the underground rave tradition of “map points,” reframing the idea around community and the future of electronic music.
    • The gathering will focus on helping attendees navigate rave culture and the electronic music industry.
    • Located at Hotel EDC, with on-sale information to be announced.

    Insomniac Concept Store

    • The first dedicated Insomniac Concept Store will combine fashion, merchandise, music, collaborations, and limited-edition releases created for the 12 Days of EDC.
    • Programming will include artist meet-and-greets, special DJ appearances, exclusive releases, and a vinyl shop featuring new and old-school electronic records.
    • Located at Hotel EDC and free throughout all 12 days.

    Beyond The Rave Art Show

    • The new exhibition celebrates rave culture and the visual artists connected to the underground electronic music scene.
    • Photography, graffiti, paintings, rave flyers, poster art, sculptures, collectibles, and more will be featured.
    • Located at Hotel EDC and free throughout all 12 days.

    Marketplace

    • Creators, makers, artists, and independent businesses from the rave community will showcase fashion, art, records, collectibles, technology, sound, and design.
    • Located at Hotel EDC and free to attend Tuesday through Thursday.

    Camp EDC

    • Camp EDC pass holders can stay through all 12 days, bridging the Dusk and Dawn weekends with extended programming.
    • Opening Parties run from sunset to sunrise, while Monday Morning After-Parties extend the weekends.
    • Between weekends, campers can access wellness activities, creative workshops, a retro arcade, live painting, Vendor Village, all-night parties, and art installations.

    Hotel EDC

    • Virgin Hotels Las Vegas will transform into an immersive EDC destination with free and ticketed events throughout the 12 days.
    • Programming includes pool parties, after-parties, wellness activities, beauty and glam services, interactive experiences, and surprise programming.
    • Hotel EDC will also house the Insomniac Concept Store, Map Point Summit, and additional experiences.

    Find more info and passes at https://lasvegas.edc.com.

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