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Electric Daisy Carnival, commonly known as EDC, is an electronic dance music festival organized by promoter and distributor Insomniac. The annual flagship event, EDC Las Vegas, is held in May at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway , and is the largest electronic dance music festival in North America as of 2024.
Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas has unveiled a hefty lineup for its 2021 festival, with 200-plus acts including EDM heavyweights the Chainsmokers, Deadmau5 and Alison Wonderland. The festival ...
Electric Daisy Carnival: 1997–present United States Electric Daisy Carnival, commonly known as EDC, is the largest electronic dance music festival in North America. It is operated by Insomniac Events. In 2011, EDC moved its flagship festival to Las Vegas, Nevada. EDC events are held in other United States cities and abroad too. Lake Parade
Insomniac has been described as placing a larger emphasis on fan experiences over profits and ticket sales, [9] [10] with Rotella having argued that music festivals did not require "big acts who sell out arenas" (going as far as to praising Burning Man for being an "event by the people for the people" where "the organizers just provide an open space" and "people go all out").
However, EDC Las Vegas has already been rescheduled for Oct. 22-24. Rotella noted that all tickets purchased for May will be honored for the new dates, or customers can elect to receive a refund.
Las Vegas is bright lights year-round; nevertheless, it still goes all out for New Year’s Eve. The Strip is closed off to vehicles, and pedestrians take over for a festival worthy of Vegas. At ...
Timmy made his main stage debut at Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas on 19 May, [30] and later was announced as a headliner of Electric Daisy Carnival in Orlando, South Korea, and China. Timmy began a vlog series on YouTube chronicling his life on tour. The first episode follows his experiences at Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas. [31]
Lara Seaver, Reverb’s director of touring and projects, says many venues just need that extra push to do away with COVID policies that lead to excess plastic usage, for example.