Few artists have a shorter distance between their name and a sold-out room than John Summit and he is back on the deck at LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Saturday, August 8th. Doors open at 11:00 AM.
Summit has been a resident across LIV Las Vegas and LIV Beach since the venue opened, and his relationship with the property runs deeper than a typical booking. Two years on, a John Summit date still functions as a benchmark weekend.
What to Expect on August 8th
An 11:00 AM open is earlier than LIV Beach’s standard 11:30 AM start, which tells you how the day is expected to run.
Summit’s daytime sets sit somewhere between a club night and a festival main stage: tech-house grooves early, vocal-driven peaks through the middle of the afternoon, and a closing stretch built on the records his crowd already knows. He came up through Chicago house and broke through on club records rather than radio singles, which is why the sets work equally well for people who own every release and people who recognize three and stay anyway.
August is also the deepest part of the Las Vegas pool season. The multi-level deck, shaded seating tiers and cabana options make LIV Beach one of the more comfortable places on the Strip to spend a triple-digit Saturday, and the northern Strip views do not hurt.
His Upcoming LIV Beach Dates
Two confirmed daylife dates remain on the calendar this season:
Saturday, August 8th: LIV Beach, 11:00 AM
Saturday, September 26th: LIV Beach, 11:00 AM
September 26th falls near the end of pool season, which historically draws a crowd that knows it is one of the last real outdoor weekends of the year.
It is worth underlining what residency means here. Summit is not flown in for a one-off date; he is part of a 2026 artist roster running across both venues all season alongside names like Tiësto, David Guetta, Dom Dolla, Cloonee and Sidepiece.
That continuity shows up in the sets. He knows the room, he knows the system, and he knows what the deck does at 3 PM versus 5 PM. It also means his dates work as anchor points for the whole season rather than isolated events, which is why they draw travelling fans rather than only the guests already on property.
Arrive earlier than you think you need to. On a headline Saturday the deck fills well before the peak of the set, and the best positions go first. For a group, a daybed or cabana is less a luxury than a logistics decision dedicated to service, shade, and in the case of cabanas and bungalows, a private pool.
Use the interior bars. LIV Beach is one of the few pool venues on the Strip where you can step into air conditioning without leaving or losing your spot, which on an August afternoon is the difference between staying to close and tapping out at three.
John Summit dates are among the fastest-selling daylife events on the property. General admission tickets and VIP cabana and daybed reservations are available now.
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When it comes to unforgettable moments in Las Vegas nightlife, few names carry the same weight as 50 Cent and this weekend he brings that to the pool deck. LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas hosts him on Saturday, July 25th, doors at 11:30 AM.
It follows his debut at LIV Las Vegas earlier this year, one of the most talked-about nights on the property’s calendar. Saturday moves that energy outdoors, in daylight, on the largest deck on the north Strip.
An Icon on the Pool Deck
Born Curtis James Jackson III in South Jamaica, Queens, 50 Cent became one of the defining mainstream figures in hip-hop with his 2003 debut “Get Rich or Die Tryin'” an album that produced “In Da Club,” “21 Questions” and “P.I.M.P.” and reset what a rap debut could do commercially.
What followed was one of the more remarkable runs in modern entertainment: “The Massacre” and “Candy Shop,” G-Unit Records, a sold-out Final Lap Tour in 2023, and a second career as a television producer behind the Power franchise. Two decades on, he remains one of the most recognizable performers in the world.
This is a catalog show, and that is the appeal. A 50 Cent set at a venue like this is built on records the entire deck already knows word for word the early-2000s hits that soundtracked a generation, delivered by the artist who made them rather than played back by a DJ.
On a Saturday afternoon with the pool full, that lands differently than it does in a dark room. There is no build-up required. The crowd is in from the first record.
Most Saturdays on the deck are anchored by house or tech house residents. A hip-hop headliner of this scale is a deliberate change of pace, and it tends to draw a broader crowd than a typical daylife date — people who came for the artist rather than for the format.
It is also a reminder of how the LIV calendar is programmed. The 2026 roster spans house, techno, hip-hop and R&B rather than committing to a single sound, which is why the same deck can host Tiësto one week and 50 Cent the next.
Planning Your Saturday
Doors are at 11:30 AM, and a headline Saturday in late July fills quickly. The best positions, upper tiers, shaded seating, anything near the pool go early, so arriving well before the peak is worth it.
For groups, daybeds, cabanas and bungalows come with dedicated service, shade and private pools. In the hottest stretch of the Las Vegas year, that is closer to a practical decision than a splurge, and LIV Beach’s air-conditioned interior bars mean guests can reset without giving up their spot.
His debut inside LIV Las Vegas earlier this year was one of the property’s standout nights, a hip-hop headliner of genuine scale in a room built for exactly that kind of moment. Bringing him back on the daylife side is a different test, and a more interesting one.
Daytime crowds are harder to command. There is no darkness to hide behind, no late-night momentum to inherit, and the audience is spread across a multi-level deck rather than packed onto a single floor. The artists who hold that room are the ones with catalogs deep enough that people stop swimming to listen, which is precisely the case here.
LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas operate as a single connected indoor-outdoor venue of roughly 80,000 square feet following the property’s renovation. Guests can spend the day on the deck and carry the night straight into LIV Las Vegas without leaving Fontainebleau Las Vegas.
This is one of the highest-demand daylife dates of the summer. General admission tickets and VIP cabana, bungalow and daybed reservations are available now.
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Independence Day Weekend is one of the busiest stretches of the Las Vegas summer, and LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas ran straight through it. From Friday, July 3rd to Sunday, July 5th, the pool deck delivered back-to-back headline sets from Dombresky, Tiësto and Devault for three days, three very different corners of dance music, one continuous weekend.
Dombresky Opens the Weekend
The weekend opened with Dombresky, whose blend of French house, soulful vocals and Chicago-influenced basslines has made him one of the most reliably crowd-pleasing bookings on the LIV calendar.
Friday set the tone early. The deck filled well before the afternoon peak, and the set leaned into a feel-good house rather than holding everything back for a final hour, the right call for a crowd that had three more days ahead of it.
Tiësto on the Fourth
The centerpiece of the weekend was Tiësto on the Fourth of July itself, a ticketed date that stood as one of the largest daylife events of the entire LIV Beach season.
Few artists have a longer track record of holding a crowd this size, and few holidays in Las Vegas draw one this deep. The set moved across two decades of material the arena-scale anthems people came for alongside the newer club records that have kept him relevant across successive generations of dance music fans.
Devault Closes It Out
Devault closed the weekend on Sunday with a set built on the melodic, cinematic bass music that has become his signature. After two days of house and festival-scale anthems, it gave the holiday a different ending — heavier, moodier, and better suited to a crowd on its third day than another round of peak-time records.
What Is Next at LIV Beach
The pool season continues through October, with the rest of the summer calendar already live and Labor Day Weekend to come.
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You may know Nic Vans from Love Island USA, but this weekend, he is trading the villa for the DJ booth.
Nic Vans takes over LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Sunday, July 12, bringing his energy from the screen to one of Las Vegas’ premier daylife destinations. Doors open at 11:30 AM
From Love Island to LIV Beach
Nic Vans became a familiar face to fans through Love Island USA, where his personality and time in the villa introduced him to a much larger audience. Outside of reality TV, Vans has also established himself behind the decks, making his LIV Beach appearance a chance for fans to see another side of him.
His sound leans into house and tech house with a groove-first approach made for a daytime setting. Rather than rushing straight into peak-hour tracks, his sets have room to build as the crowd and energy grow throughout the afternoon.
At LIV Beach, that means a soundtrack built for a full Sunday under the Las Vegas sun.
Sunday at LIV Beach
Sundays at LIV Beach bring a different energy to the weekend. The pace is slightly more relaxed, but the party is still in full swing with music, cocktails, cabanas and poolside views across the multi-level deck.
Guests can reserve cabanas, bungalows and daybeds throughout the venue, with private pools available in select spaces. For groups planning to spend the full afternoon at the pool, reserving a dedicated space also makes it easier to settle in for the day.
With July temperatures in Las Vegas regularly climbing above 100 degrees, guests should plan accordingly and arrive early. Shaded seating and some of the most popular areas around the pool can fill quickly.
The party does not have to end when the sun goes down. With LIV Las Vegas located inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas, guests can turn a day at LIV Beach into a full day-to-night experience without leaving the resort.
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Independence Day lands in the middle of the hottest month of the Las Vegas year, which makes the pool deck the natural center of the holiday rather than an alternative to it. LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas is running the full weekend, Friday, July 3rd through Sunday, July 5th, with three headline sets and three completely different sounds.
Here is the weekend.
Friday, July 3rd: Dombresky
The weekend opens at 11:30 AM with Dombresky. The French producer built his reputation on feel-good house records like “Soul Sacrifice” and “Simple Hit” that blend soulful vocals with Chicago-influenced basslines, and few artists on the roster are better suited to a Friday afternoon deck.
Expect a set that goes warm and vocal-led rather than saving everything for the final hour. It is the right way to start a three-day weekend.
Saturday, July 4th: Tiësto
The centerpiece is Tiësto on the Fourth of July itself, a ticketed date and one of the largest daylife events of the entire LIV Beach season.
Few artists have a longer track record of holding a crowd this size. Two decades into a career that has moved from trance to arena-scale dance music to the club records keeping him relevant with a new generation, a Tiësto set on a holiday Saturday is about as close to a guaranteed room as Las Vegas programming gets.
This is the date to book early. Independence Day Saturday is one of the highest-demand slots on the Las Vegas calendar, and a ticketed headline show on the deck moves faster still.
Sunday, July 5th: Devault
Devault closes the weekend at 11:30 AM on Sunday with the melodic, cinematic bass music that has become his signature. After two days of house and festival-scale anthems, it gives the holiday a different ending — heavier, moodier and better suited to a crowd on its third day than another round of peak-time records.
Why LIV Beach for the Fourth
Holiday weekends are where the design of the venue earns its keep. The multi-level layout spreads a very large crowd across shaded tiers, cabanas and bungalows rather than compressing everyone onto one flat deck, and the interior bars give guests somewhere to reset without leaving.
On a July weekend with highs well past 100 degrees, that is not a detail. It is the difference between staying through a five-hour set and tapping out at three.
Sound is handled consistently across the whole footprint too, so the upper tiers get the same mix as the pool edge, a quieter advantage LIV Beach holds over pool venues built around a single focal point.
Three Sounds, Three Days
The sequencing is the point. Friday leans warm and vocal, Saturday goes arena-scale for the holiday itself, and Sunday comes back down into something moodier and more textured. Guests doing all three days get a genuine progression rather than three variations on a theme.
It is the approach LIV Beach has taken to every major weekend of the 2026 season, and it is why holiday programming here tends to hold a crowd for the full run rather than just the headline date.
Make It a Full Weekend
Because LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas operate as a single connected indoor-outdoor venue, guests can carry the holiday from the deck through dinner and into the nightclub without leaving Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Rooms, dining, daylife and nightlife all sit on one property, which on a weekend this busy is worth more than usual.
Sound is handled consistently across the whole footprint too, so the upper tiers get the same mix as the pool edge. It is a quieter advantage LIV Beach holds over pool venues built around a single focal point, and it is most obvious on a weekend when the deck is at its fullest.
Tickets & Reservations
Independence Day Weekend is consistently one of the busiest stretches of the Las Vegas summer, and holiday dates at LIV Beach sell through early. Guests are encouraged to secure tickets, cabanas and hotel accommodations well ahead of the weekend.
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LIV Las Vegas is best known for house music, but a real bass program has grown inside the 2026 residency roster, and this summer it shows up in full. Crankdat, Knock2 and Devault each take a date across LIV Las Vegas and LIV Beach, three artists who approach heavy music from completely different directions.
If your ideal night leans harder than tech house, these are the dates to circle.
Crankdat at LIV Las Vegas
Crankdat made his official LIV Las Vegas residency debut in January 2026, and he has become one of the most reliably destructive bookings on the calendar. His catalog sits at the intersection of trap, dubstep and hard dance, built around remixes and edits designed to detonate in a room rather than through headphones.
A Crankdat set is closer to a demolition schedule than a DJ set — long builds, no wasted space, and a bass response that LIV’s system is genuinely built to handle. He plays Saturday, June 13th at 10:30 PM, and returns to LIV Las Vegas later in the summer on Saturday, August 8th.
Devault at LIV Beach
Devault brings something different: bass music with melody and space in it. He has built a following on emotive, cinematic records that still hit hard, and he has become one of the more interesting names to program into a daytime slot, heavy enough to hold a pool crowd, textured enough that it does not feel like a festival stage dropped onto a deck.
He takes the LIV Beach deck on Sunday, July 5th at 11:30 AM, closing out Independence Day Weekend, with a return date on Friday, August 21st.
Knock2 at LIV Las Vegas
Knock2 is back at Fontainebleau for his second consecutive year across LIV Las Vegas and LIV Beach, and he has become one of the fastest-rising acts in electronic music in that time. His sound moves fluidly between bass, hard dance and melodic territory, and his crowd shows up with the kind of devotion usually reserved for a headline tour rather than a club night.
He plays Saturday, July 25th at 10:30 PM, with a further LIV Las Vegas date on Friday, August 28th.
Three Very Different Definitions of Bass
Grouping these three together is convenient shorthand, but the differences are the point. Crankdat works in maximalism every element pushed to the front, built entirely for the moment the drop lands. Devault works in restraint, letting melody and space carry a track until the weight finally arrives. Knock2 sits between them, borrowing structure from both and moving between hard dance, melodic bass and something closer to pop songwriting depending on the room.
Catch all three across the summer and you get a fair map of where heavy electronic music actually is in 2026.
Why These Nights Hit Differently at LIV
Bass music lives or dies in the room. LIV Las Vegas was designed around a purpose-built sound system, full-room LED and the signature halo overhead, which means low end you feel in the floor rather than just hear, and visuals that can keep pace with a set built on drops rather than grooves.
It also means the contrast lands. Watching a room that spent Friday on house records get taken apart by a Crankdat or Knock2 set is one of the more entertaining swings in the LIV calendar.
There is also a scheduling argument for catching one of these nights. Bass sets tend to land on Fridays and Saturdays where the house programming is heaviest, which means the room arrives already full rather than building through the night. The energy starts high and stays there from the opening record.
All Confirmed Dates
Crankdat: Saturday, June 13th, LIV Las Vegas · Saturday, August 8th, LIV Las Vegas
Devault: Sunday, July 5th, LIV Beach · Friday, August 21st, LIV Beach
Knock2: Saturday, July 25th, LIV Las Vegas · Friday, August 28th, LIV Las Vegas
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June is when the Las Vegas summer really begins, and LIV Las Vegas at Fontainebleau Las Vegas has built the month accordingly. House, techno, hip-hop and R&B across the calendar, a full slate of daylife on the LIV Beach deck, and every night under the halo.
Here is the month, weekend by weekend.
Opening Weekend: June 5th – 7th
The month opens with Cloonee on Friday, June 5th stripped-back, bass-driven tech house from one of the artists most closely associated with this room.
Saturday, June 6th brings Tiësto, the single biggest name on the LIV resident roster and a booking that reliably makes the first Saturday of the month the busiest. Disco Lines takes the LIV Beach deck the same day.
Sunday, June 7th closes the weekend with Dombresky, whose blend of French house, soulful vocals and Chicago-influenced basslines makes him one of the most consistently crowd-pleasing names on the calendar.
Second Weekend: June 12th – 13th
Friday, June 12th- Metro Boomin. One of the most influential producers in modern hip-hop brings a catalog built alongside Future, Drake, The Weeknd, 21 Savage and Kendrick Lamar. His LIV sets sit closer to a stadium show than a club night: cinematic visuals, heavy low end, and a room that knows every record.
Saturday, June 13th- Crankdat. A hard swing in the other direction. Trap, dubstep and hard dance from one of the newest additions to the residency roster, and one of the loudest nights of the month. Disco Lines returns to LIV Beach the same afternoon.
Third Weekend: June 19th – 20th
Friday, June 19th- Kehlani. One of the most distinctive R&B bookings of the summer and a genuine change of texture from the house and hip-hop nights around it.
Saturday, June 20th- Gorgon City. The London duo return for their third consecutive year at LIV Las Vegas, continuing one of the most consistent electronic residencies on the Strip. Over on the deck, Tiësto headlines LIV Beach on Father’s Day Saturday- the highest-demand daylife date of the month.
Closing Weekend: June 27th – 28th
Saturday, June 27th Gordo at LIV Las Vegas, while Cloonee closes out the month of LIV Beach programming with his first daytime set at the venue since Après Beach.
Sunday, June 28th — Matt Faulk rounds out June at LIV Las Vegas.
What “Under the Halo” Means
The halo is the piece of LIV Las Vegas guests remember. Suspended over the dance floor and integrated with the room’s full LED and lighting system, it is the visual centerpiece of a venue spanning roughly 80,000 square feet of connected indoor and outdoor space following the property’s expansion.
It is also why the same room can hold a Kehlani night and a Crankdat night in the same month without either feeling out of place.
The Range Is the Point
Look at June as a whole and the programming philosophy is obvious. Tech house, techno, hip-hop, R&B and bass all inside four weekends, in the same building, for largely the same crowd.
That range is deliberate. It means a group with completely different tastes can still plan one weekend together, and it means regulars are not hearing a variation on the same set every time they come back. It is also why the resident roster runs so deep — twenty-five artists across both venues rather than a handful of headliners carrying the year.
Make It a Full Day
Because LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas now operate as a single connected venue, most June weekends offer a daylife booking and a nightlife booking on the same property. Guests staying at Fontainebleau can move from the pool deck to dinner to the dance floor without leaving the resort.
Because LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas now operate as a single connected venue, most June weekends offer a daylife booking and a nightlife booking on the same property on the same day. Guests staying at Fontainebleau can move from the pool deck to dinner to the dance floor without leaving the resort, which is the easiest way to get the most out of a weekend here.
Plan Your June
June weekends move quickly, particularly the Saturday daylife dates. Tickets, VIP tables and cabana reservations are available now.
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Cloonee is coming back to the pool deck. The UK tech house heavyweight returns to LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Saturday, June 27th, doors at 11:30 AM his first daytime set at the venue since Après Beach opened the year.
For an artist who has become one of the defining sounds of the LIV Las Vegas nightclub calendar, the deck is a genuinely different proposition, and June 27th closes out the month as the final Saturday headline of LIV Beach programming.
From Après Beach to Peak Summer
Après Beach was one of the more inventive concepts LIV Beach has run, the après-ski format transplanted into a Las Vegas pool setting, cold-weather styling over a warm-weather venue. It worked because the music underneath it was serious club music rather than novelty programming, and Cloonee was the right artist to carry it.
June 27th is the mirror image: full pool season, the deck operating exactly as designed, and a crowd that has been in the sun since doors. Same artist, opposite end of the calendar, completely different energy.
Who is Cloonee?
Cloonee built his name on stripped-back, bass-driven tech house, records like “Stephanie” and “Sun Goes Down” that work off groove and repetition rather than big melodic peaks. He took his first Beatport number one in 2019 with “Be Good To Me”, founded his own label Hellbent Records, and became closely associated with the Black Book Records ecosystem that has shaped the current direction of the British-influenced tech house.
He is part of the 2026 LIV resident artist roster alongside names including Tiësto, David Guetta, John Summit, Dom Dolla and Sidepiece, and he has become one of the most consistently requested bookings across both venues.
Cloonee’s Daytime Set
In a dark room at 1 AM, his sound is hypnotic, long, rolling, and patient. In daylight with the pool full, the same records land differently. The low end is more physical, the crowd is looser, and the set has five or six hours to develop rather than a 90-minute headline window.
Expect a build rather than an immediate peak. Cloonee tends to be patient and let the groove do the work, which rewards arriving earlier than the middle of the afternoon.
Catch Him Twice in June
Cloonee plays both sides of the property this month:
Friday, June 5th at LIV Las Vegas, 10:30 PM
Saturday, June 27th at LIV Beach, 11:30 AM
They are worth treating as two different shows. The nightclub date is the version most people know; the LIV Beach date is the one worth catching if you have already seen that.
Tech House at LIV
Tech house has become the backbone of the LIV calendar, and Cloonee is one of its clearest expressions. The sound rewards a venue that can carry low end cleanly across a large footprint, because so much of the music lives in the bassline rather than in melody or vocals. Thin it out and it falls apart; deliver it properly and a room locks in for hours.
That is the case for catching him here specifically rather than anywhere else on the Strip. The system was built for exactly this kind of material, and the deck gives it room to breathe.
Why LIV Beach
LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas operate as one connected indoor-outdoor venue across roughly 80,000 square feet, so a day on the deck runs on the same sound calibration and service standard as a night in the club. Tech house in particular depends on the fact that so much of the music lives in the bassline rather than in melody or vocals that a thin system takes the whole thing apart.
Cabanas, bungalows and daybeds come with dedicated service and shade, and Saturday headline dates are the fastest to book out.
Tickets & Reservations: LIVNIGHTCLUB.COM
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EDC Week always brings some of the biggest moments of the year to Las Vegas nightlife, but last week’s back-to-back-to-back performance from Josh Baker, Kettama, and Prospa at LIV Las Vegas was one of the most talked-about events of the week.
On Wednesday, May 13th, electronic music fans packed LIV Nightclub inside Fontainebleau Las Vegas for a special B3B experience that united three of dance music’s most exciting names behind one booth. The result was a high-energy night that blended underground house, UK rave influences, techno grooves, and festival-ready energy into a set that kept the dance floor moving until the early hours.
A Standout EDC Week Event at LIV Las Vegas
With thousands of dance music fans arriving in Las Vegas for EDC Week, the city was filled with world-class events. Yet the Josh Baker, Kettama, and Prospa B3B quickly became one of the week’s most anticipated parties.
The unique format gave fans something they rarely get to experience: three headline artists sharing the decks simultaneously and feeding off each other’s energy in real time. Rather than individual performances, the trio delivered a collaborative journey through house, techno, UK garage, breaks, and rave-inspired sounds that showcased each artist’s signature style while creating something entirely new.
From the opening records to the final tracks of the night, the crowd experienced an unpredictable set packed with new releases, festival anthems, and underground favorites.
Josh Baker Brings Underground House Energy
Known for his fast-rising influence in the global house music scene, Josh Baker brought his signature groove-heavy sound to the B3B. His selections helped establish the night’s momentum early, blending rolling basslines and infectious rhythms that immediately connected with the LIV crowd.
As one of the most in-demand names in modern house music, Baker’s contribution added a refined underground feel that balanced perfectly with the heavier moments throughout the set.
Kettama Ignites the Dance Floor
Few artists have captured the spirit of modern rave culture quite like Kettama. His high-energy style and genre-bending approach elevated the atmosphere throughout the night, delivering the raw, euphoric moments that have made him a favorite among club and festival audiences worldwide.
Fans erupted as Kettama worked seamlessly alongside Baker and Prospa, creating one of the most electric stretches of the evening.
Prospa Delivers Peak-Time Moments
Prospa’s selections helped push the energy to another level throughout the night, blending euphoric melodies, rave-inspired sounds, and driving rhythms that perfectly complemented the styles of both Kettama and Josh Baker. Arriving in Las Vegas amid the buzz surrounding the group’s newly released album Free Your Mind and its standout title track, Prospa brought the same uplifting energy and club-focused sound that have made the project one of the year’s most talked-about dance music releases.
As the B3B continued to evolve, the trio moved effortlessly between underground house records, festival-ready moments, and unexpected edits that kept the crowd locked in from start to finish. The constant back-and-forth behind the decks created a sense of unpredictability that made every transition feel fresh, with each artist building upon the momentum of the last.
By the time the night reached its peak, the packed dance floor was fully immersed in the experience, cementing the performance as one of the most memorable EDC Week appearances at LIV Las Vegas.
A Crowd Built for the Underground
While EDC Week is known for massive headliners and festival-sized productions, Wednesday night at LIV felt different. The room was filled with dedicated dance music fans who came specifically for the music, creating an atmosphere that felt equal parts underground rave and Las Vegas nightlife spectacle.
As the night progressed, the energy continued to build. Tracks moved seamlessly between rolling house grooves, UK-influenced rhythms, and high-energy rave moments, with each artist contributing their own style while maintaining a cohesive flow throughout the set.
The chemistry behind the booth was evident from start to finish. Rather than taking turns, Prospa, Kettama, and Josh Baker fed off one another’s selections, creating the kind of spontaneous moments that make B3B sets so special.
EDC Week Momentum Continues at LIV Las Vegas
The performance further cemented LIV Las Vegas as one of the premier nightlife destinations during EDC Week. As fans moved between festival events, day parties, and late-night celebrations throughout the city, LIV continued to deliver some of the week’s most sought-after experiences.
With world-class production, a packed dance floor, and a lineup tailored to today’s electronic music audience, the venue provided the perfect backdrop for one of EDC Week’s standout midweek events.
A Night Fans Won’t Soon Forget
B3B performances of this caliber are rare, which made Wednesday’s event feel even more special for those in attendance. Bringing together three artists who have become defining names within the modern house and rave movement created a unique experience that felt tailor-made for EDC Week in Las Vegas.
Long after the lights came up, fans were still talking about the unexpected moments, unreleased tracks, and undeniable energy that defined the night. For many, the Prospa, Kettama, and Josh Baker B3B wasn’t just another stop during EDC Week, it was one of the week’s true highlights.
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Memorial Day Weekend is one of the biggest celebrations of the year in Las Vegas, and in 2026, LIV Las Vegas and LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas are delivering a stacked lineup featuring some of the most sought-after names in electronic music. From poolside performances under the Vegas sun to late-night sets inside one of the Strip’s premier nightlife destinations, Memorial Day Weekend at LIV offers three days of nonstop energy, world-class production, and unforgettable experiences.
Whether you’re visiting Las Vegas for the holiday weekend or planning the ultimate staycation, LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas have curated a lineup designed for dance music fans, nightlife enthusiasts, and anyone looking to celebrate the start of summer in style.
LIV Beach Memorial Day Weekend Lineup
LIV Beach kicks off Memorial Day Weekend with a powerhouse roster of daylife events featuring some of dance music’s biggest stars.
Friday, May 22nd: Disco Lines at LIV Beach
The weekend begins with Disco Lines taking over LIV Beach. Known for his infectious house records, energetic live performances, and rapidly growing global fanbase, Disco Lines has become one of the most exciting artists in electronic music. Guests can expect feel-good house music, summer-ready anthems, and the high-energy atmosphere that has made LIV Beach one of Las Vegas’ premier pool destinations.
Saturday, May 23rd: David Guetta at LIV Beach
Few artists define modern dance music like David Guetta. The multi-GRAMMY Award-winning producer continues his exclusive residency with LIV and Fontainebleau, bringing his chart-topping catalog and festival-caliber production to LIV Beach. From global hits to crowd-favorite remixes, Guetta’s Memorial Day Weekend appearance is expected to be one of the most anticipated dayclub events of the entire summer season.
Sunday, May 24th: John Summit at LIV Beach
Closing out the weekend’s poolside festivities is John Summit, one of the most in-demand names in house music today. Known for sold-out shows, viral releases, and electric performances, Summit has become a defining figure in dance music’s new generation. His Sunday set at LIV Beach offers the perfect finale to an unforgettable holiday weekend.
LIV Las Vegas Memorial Day Weekend Lineup
When the sun goes down, the celebration continues inside LIV Las Vegas, Fontainebleau’s state-of-the-art nightlife venue known for immersive production, premium VIP experiences, and headline performances from the industry’s biggest artists.
Friday, May 22nd: John Summit
The nightlife portion of Memorial Day Weekend begins with another opportunity to see John Summit, this time inside LIV Las Vegas. Summit’s ability to command both festival stages and intimate club environments makes him one of the most versatile performers in electronic music. Expect a packed dance floor, high-energy visuals, and one of the most talked-about nightlife events of the weekend.
Saturday, May 23rd: Dom Dolla
Australian house music superstar Dom Dolla takes over LIV Las Vegas on Saturday night. Known for massive tracks, sold-out tours, and a reputation for delivering unforgettable club sets, Dom Dolla has become a staple of the global dance music scene. His Memorial Day Weekend performance is poised to be one of the most sought-after tickets on the Las Vegas Strip.
Sunday, May 24th: Knock2
Rounding out the weekend is Knock2, whose genre-blending sound and explosive performances have quickly made him one of electronic music’s fastest-rising stars. With a devoted fanbase and a reputation for bringing unmatched energy to every set, Knock2’s Sunday night appearance offers the perfect closing chapter to Memorial Day Weekend at LIV Las Vegas.
Why Spend Memorial Day Weekend at Fontainebleau Las Vegas?
Located on the iconic Las Vegas Strip, Fontainebleau Las Vegas offers guests a fully integrated luxury resort experience. Visitors can spend their days at LIV Beach, enjoy world-class dining throughout the resort, relax in luxurious accommodations, and continue the celebration each night at LIV Las Vegas without ever leaving the property.
What sets Memorial Day Weekend at LIV apart is the combination of elite talent, cutting-edge production, and the ability to experience both daylife and nightlife programming in one destination. From David Guetta and John Summit to Dom Dolla and Knock2, the lineup represents some of the most influential artists shaping dance music in 2026.
Plan Your Memorial Day Weekend 2026
Memorial Day Weekend consistently ranks among the busiest weekends of the year in Las Vegas, and events at LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas are expected to sell quickly. Guests are encouraged to secure tickets, VIP tables, and hotel accommodations early to guarantee access to one of the year’s most anticipated holiday celebrations.
For those looking to experience the best of Las Vegas daylife and nightlife in one unforgettable weekend, Memorial Day Weekend 2026 at LIV Beach and LIV Las Vegas delivers a lineup that is simply too big to miss.
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