EDC Las Vegas will split into two consecutive weekends in 2027, debuting its new Dusk/Dawn concept at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway from May 14–16 (“Dusk”) and May 21–23 (“Dawn”). Both editions, coupled with EDC Week and other special events designed to bridge the weekends, will extend the overall EDC experience into 12 days. The lineup, production, and overall experience will remain the same across Dusk and Dawn.
In an “announcement letter” on Instagram, Pasquale Rotella explained that the decision to add a second weekend is intended to reduce capacity at each installment, freeing up space on the dance floor and simplifying the process of getting there.
“We’re aiming for less congestion on the roads, in the skies, and at the hotels, contributing to an overall smoother experience,” he said.
Insomniac is also lowering ticket prices “closer to what they were a decade ago,” to ease the cost of the trip to Vegas, Rotella added.
GA passes to either Dusk or Dawn start at $399, compared to $524.99 in 2026. A pass to both weekends starts at $599.
Camp and Hotel EDC will return for both weekends, with additional information to follow. In the meantime, passes to EDC Las Vegas 2027 go on sale Friday, May 22, at 12 p.m. PT.
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The news follows EDC’s 30th anniversary, which welcomed more than 500,000 attendees and over 450 artists across 18 music areas and art cars from May 15–17.