With the new Dusk Till Dawn format already announced, Insomniac has now revealed the first details of the experiences planned around EDC Las Vegas 2027, expanding the festival beyond the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and across the city. The newly reimagined festival will begin with “EDC Dusk” (May 14-16) and “EDC Dawn” (May 21-23), with the full “Dusk Till Dawn Experience” running from May 13-24.
“I’m really excited to introduce 12 Days of ‘Dusk Till Dawn’ and expand the EDC Las Vegas experience beyond the festival weekends. We’re creating new ways for Headliners to experience the music, art, culture, and connection that make this community so special – Pasquale Rotella, Insomniac Founder says – We’ve always believed in pushing ourselves creatively and finding new ways to bring people together. Most importantly, we’re building this for our community. A place to dance, connect, discover, create, learn, meet new people, see old friends, and hopefully make some memories you weren’t expecting”.
Among the returning highlights is the World Party Parade, which follows the success of its 2026 debut. The free, all-ages event will once again bring electronic music and dance culture to the streets of Las Vegas. A series of pop-up events and parties will also take place across warehouses, clubs, galleries and other city venues, with opening and closing parties scheduled around both EDC weekends.
The biggest new addition is the Map Point Summit, a gathering inspired by the underground rave tradition of using “map points” to guide people to parties. Hosted at Hotel EDC, the new initiative will focus on electronic music, rave culture and the future of the community.
Also making its debut is the Insomniac Concept Store, bringing together fashion, merchandise, collaborations and limited-edition releases, with artist meet-and-greets, DJ appearances and a dedicated vinyl shop. Beyond the Rave will offer another new dimension, with a free exhibition celebrating the visual culture of rave through photography, graffiti, paintings, flyers, posters, sculptures and collectibles.
The 12-day format will also bring changes to Camp EDC, whose pass holders will be able to stay throughout both festival weekends. Between the two, the campsite will host workshops, wellness activities, live painting, art installations and all-night parties. At Hotel EDC, meanwhile, visitors can expect pool parties, after-parties, wellness activities and additional programming throughout the celebration.
Further EDC Las Vegas 2027 announcements, including artist lineups, are expected in the coming months.
Tickets are available at lasvegas.electricdaisycarnival.com.
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