EDC Las Vegas 2026: Presale, dates, lineup, tickets & everything you need to know

The Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC Las Vegas 2026) may be one of the most memorable EDC festivals yet, and for good reason. It will mark the 30th-anniversary celebration of the dance and music festival organised by Insomniac.

Whilst the 2025 edition only ended on May 18, 2025, tickets for the upcoming festival went on sale on May 23 at noon. Lucky concertgoers snagged lower-priced tickets with a $5 deposit.

With the purchase of the “Future Owl” tickets, attendees will receive:

"Early access to purchase Camp EDC passes first access to shuttle and premier parking passes, a 15% discount on online merch orders, and first access to set times and other event information. Those purchasing VIP or GA+ passes in the Future Owl sale will also receive two $50 merch credits to be used at InsomniacShop.com."

The EDC Las Vegas 2026 is scheduled at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway from May 15 to 17, 2026. The “Future Owl” tickets range from $524.99 for a regular ticket to $1,398.90 for VIP. The Elevated Experience Pass is currently sold out on their website.

So far, details of the lineup and performing artists are still under wraps.

More details on EDC Las Vegas 2026: Everything we know so far

While the EDC Las Vegas 2026 lineup hasn’t been revealed yet, fans may expect to see some of the showstoppers from the 2025 edition again. For the 2026 edition, the “Future Owl” Experience Pass, which is sold for $524.99, grants one access to 9 unique arenas, free carnival rides, and interactive art installations.

The Experience Plus ticket grants the holder everything the Experience Pass holder gets, plus expedited entry, special access to premium restroom trailers, and merch credits at insomniacshop.com.

The VIP Future Owl tickets, sold at $1,398.90, promise an exclusive festival experience with elevated viewing decks, gourmet food and drink options, and beauty bars.

EDC Las Vegas 2025 received rave reviews from attendees. It featured a lineup of musicians, including 6EJOU, Afrojack, 33 Below B2B Mph, Alesso, Alignment, and Amémé, performing on different stages—Kinetic Field, Cosmic Meadow, Circuit Grounds, Neon Gardens, Basspod, and Wasteland, amongst others.

Meanwhile, fans can relive some of their favourite moments from the 2025 music fest by watching recorded sets on the EDC website. Stay tuned for more updates.

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