Insomniac Events will stretch its flagship festival to 12 days with “Dusk Till Dawn,” featuring two full-scale weekends and citywide programming.
EDC Las Vegas is set to grow significantly in 2027, expanding from a single three-day festival to a 12-day experience dubbed “Dusk Till Dawn.” The new format will feature two full-scale weekends — labeled “Dawn” and “Dusk” — with identical lineups, plus additional programming across the city between the two festival weekends.
Insomniac Events founder Pasquale Rotella described the move as the next evolution of EDC, designed to offer fans new ways to experience the music, art, and community that define the event. The 2027 edition will run from May 13–24 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, with organizers aiming to improve mobility, travel options, and accommodation infrastructure by reducing daily capacity at each weekend.
The expansion comes after a sold-out 30th anniversary edition that welcomed around 500,000 fans and featured more than 450 artists, including Martin Garrix, John Summit, Tiësto, Charlotte de Witte, and Steve Aoki. Parts of the festival were also streamed through Apple Music’s new live-event series, Club Live.
General admission passes start at $399.99 for one weekend or $599.99 for both, with GA+ and VIP tiers priced higher. Full details of the “Dusk Till Dawn” concept and the programming between weekends are expected to be announced in the coming months.
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