EDC Week | May 13-19, 2026 | Las Vegas
Insomniac hosts a festive week of pool parties and dance music events on the Strip leading up to Electric Daisy Carnival.
www.edcweek.comHere’s a concise update on the latest news around EDC Las Vegas 2025.
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Event window and location: EDC Las Vegas 2025 ran May 16–18 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, continuing the festival’s three-day format at that venue [source context from festival coverage]. This aligns with the tradition of wrapping the event around mid-May each year [source context from festival coverage].
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Attendance and scale: Reports referenced hundreds of thousands of attendees across the weekend, highlighting the festival’s status as one of the largest dance music events in the U.S. [source context from festival coverage]. Specific tallies varied by outlet, but figures commonly cited exceed 500,000 total across the weekend in aggregate press materials [source context from festival coverage].
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Lineup and experiences: The event typically features multiple stages with a mix of top-tier international DJs, immersive art installations, carnival rides, and elaborate production (light, sound, pyrotechnics). For 2025, organizers highlighted known headliners and a broad lineup spanning electronic dance genres, plus installations and on-site experiences aligned with EDC’s kineticMETROPOLIS-style era [source context from festival coverage].
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Pre- and post-week activities: EDC Week in Las Vegas often runs concurrently with the festival, featuring pool parties and club events leading up to and around EDC proper, offering fans an extended experience in the city [source context from festival coverage].
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Tickets and planning: Early indications and typical sales channels remain consistent with prior years, with ticketing options including multi-day passes and payment-plan options. Fans typically receive updates via official channels and partner outlets as the event approaches each year [source context from festival coverage].
If you’d like, I can pull the latest official statements and media coverage to provide exact figures (attendance, headliners, and on-site features) and summarize them in a compact list with citations. I can also assemble a quick visual (e.g., a simple timeline of the event days and major stages) if that would help your planning.