Yako puts Hong Kong on his back and represents at EDC Las Vegas with Hannah Rad.
Monthly Archives: May 2019
Welcome to Camp EDC
Goat yoga? Check. Mobile Djs? Check. Hula Hoops? Check? Bad vibes? Nope.
Armin Van Buuren's EDC Stories
The Dutch superstar tells the story of his commitment to the EDC scene, and why he hasn’t missed one since 2010.
EDC: DAY 1 Recap
If you weren’t in Vegas for opening day, here’s some of what you missed…
Going On A Joyryde
English DJ/producer John Ford, better known as Joyryde, explains that “sometimes you have so much to say, you can’t say it…that’s what the videos are for.”
NGHTMRE Wakes Up
How a nice young man from North Carolina went from studying finance to dabbling in sound design and serious bass.
Lil Texas in Hollywood
Lil Texas shares his love for America, up-tempo Hard Core, sick tattoos, and the story of where he came from.
EDC Las Vegas: What To Expect
A full weekend of amazing sights and sounds is coming your way. Consider this a visual introduction.
EDC 2019 = Epic
Back in August of 1997, the very first EDC was held in Los Angeles, with 6000 people attending the event. Big party, right? Well check out this year’s stats and prepare to have your mind blown: 450,000 people from 96 countries showed up over three days in Las Vegas. That’s roughly the population of freaking Miami!
This was the 23rd year of EDC, and my, how things have changed. A ticket to the fest cost just $20 in 1997, and it was for one night only—EDC expanded to two days in 2009, and three days in 2011 when it moved to Vegas. This year, the entertainment ran from dusk ‘til dawn, with over 250 of dance music’s most notable names hitting the multiple stages.
The point is, EDC Las Vegas is the biggest dance music festival on the planet and it’s not to be missed. If you DID miss it, though, catch up on some of the video fun that LiveXLive has prepared for you by going here: https://www.livexlive.com/live-events/festival/edc-las-vegas
Alesso: The Songs He Loves
Alesso was the King of Kinetic Field at EDC Las Vegas, and we happen to have the inside info on the music he’s listening to right now. We asked the Grammy-nominated musician to curate and host his own radio station, and he jumped right in with his picks. Hear tracks from Flume, Calvin Harris, Duke Dumont, Daft Punk and many more, plus tons of Alesso’s own music, right here.