The EDM Explosion of the 2010s

In the 2010s you’d dive into the electric pulse of the EDM revolution, led by the Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) moving to Las Vegas in 2011. Held at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, this festival brought pulsating beats from DJs like Tiësto and Deadmau5, drawing hundreds of thousands. The neon-lit desert became a dance haven, inviting a new generation to experience Vegas’s nightlife. 

The success of EDC spurred weekly club residencies at venues like Omnia and Hakkasan. Come to Vegas and catch Calvin Harris or Steve Aoki spinning tracks, with laser shows and confetti adding to the spectacle. These clubs, part of the city’s megaresorts, turned Vegas into a 24/7 party destination, blending music with luxury. 

The 2010s also saw traditional residencies evolve, with Britney Spears launching her 2013 show at Planet Hollywood. Come to Vegas and witness her pop hits brought to life with high-energy choreography, appealing to a broad audience. This blend of EDM and pop solidified Vegas’s status as a music powerhouse, catering to diverse tastes. 

By the late 2010s, residencies expanded to include rock acts like The Killers, who performed at The Pearl in 2017. Come to Vegas and feel the raw energy of their indie rock anthems, a nod to the city’s local talent. This mix of global and homegrown music enriched Vegas’s cultural landscape. 

Join the 2010s’ EDM revolution by hitting Vegas’s top clubs like Omnia or catching a festival at the Speedway. You can dance to modern DJs or enjoy a pop residency, echoing Britney’s high-energy shows. Let the pulse of this era guide your Vegas night out, where music and lights create an unforgettable party under the desert stars.