EDC Week Las Vegas Hits Marquee Dayclub with Stacked Pool Party Lineups

From John Summit to Sidepiece, The Las Vegas Marquee Dayclub is gearing up to host a series of pool parties to celebrate EDC week the right way.

Las Vegas Marquee Dayclub is welcoming a series of producers to celebrate the week of EDC Las Vegas. Beginning on Wednesday, May 17, house producer John Summit is bringing his club beats to the pool, followed by Grammy-nominated duo, Sofi Tukker, on Thursday. The lineup starts off strong with classic and Latin-inspired house, bringing all of the good vibes. 

Chris Lake and Chris Lorenzo are taking over on the official start date of the legendary festival on Friday. Longtime house producers Afrojack and Deorro are coming together for a massive set to mark the mid-point of the festival, bringing their iconic, dance-worthy tracks. 

Nora En Pure is switching it up with deep house on Sunday, wrapping up EDC Las Vegas. The party is not ending when the festival does, though, with Sidepiece taking the stage on Monday to finish out The Cosmopolitan’s Marquee EDC Week on the Las Vegas strip. The 22,000 square-foot club has two pools, several bars, and an amazing sound system.

The Marquee Dayclub is working with The Tribes, a digital community for music influencers with millions of followers. TribesTV, the organization’s newest concept, is launching at the same time as the pool parties. 

EDC Las Vegas is going from May 19 to May 21 in its home at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. As usual, the festival is stacked with over one-hundred acts. GA tickets are sold out, but GA+ and VIP passes are still available to purchase on their official website. 

Check out the lineup for EDC Week to decide who you want to party with in the pool. Be sure to get your tickets here before they sell out!

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Hi! My name is Madison and I was born and raised in Colorado, giving me immediate access to some of the best live music. I have two degrees from the University of Denver in Media Studies and Criminology and am passionate about music journalism. Some of my favorite artists are, but not limited to, Disco Lines, Tape B, Space Laces, and Whyte Fang.

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