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Originally posted by MR STROKE Do you have any idea as to why Insomniac does this?

Probably because they can (as mentioned), and are probably scrambling with the line up as well. I am sure majority of artists are already locked in, but I'm sure they are scrambling trying to fill in spots or confirm people. The last few acts that they book last minute to cover for others that fell through. Just locking in acts in general I know is why they wait last minute. They do it every time, I know this first hand.

I have heard from a few DJ's that "ohh they called me last minute" "they wanted me to cover for XYZ" just right before the event and days before they release the lineup.

Updated to include:

SAT Day
- Eric Prydz @ Drai's Beach Club

SAT Night
- Luciano @ Drai's Nightclub

SUN Day
- Quintino & Helena @Drai's Beach Club


If anyone has any additional party confirmations, post here and I will update the list.

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Originally posted by lucasdy Updated to include: SAT Day - Eric Prydz @ Drai's Beach Club SAT Night - Luciano @ Drai's Nightclub SUN Day - Quintino & Helena @Drai's Beach Club If anyone has any additional party confirmations, post here and I will update the list.

heck might as well stay there all day!

I hope Luciano plays an early Sunday morning set. It's going to be impossible to get there after EDC on time to catch his set if he plays Saturday night, even with my friend that works there.

And at 30 bucks presale, it's way worth it for the people not going to EDC that day.

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Originally posted by Nerologic I hope Luciano plays an early Sunday morning set. It's going to be impossible to get there after EDC on time to catch his set if he plays Saturday night, even with my friend that works there. And at 30 bucks presale, it's way worth it for the people not going to EDC that day.

the ticket info give normal not afterhours club hours.

Cool1g: I seem to recall you always had scoops for Miami. Anything for EDC?

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Originally posted by lucasdy Cool1g: I seem to recall you always had scoops for Miami. Anything for EDC?

Haven't really heard anything eyebrow raising... and nowadays i'm not really sure who they could book at EDC or any of the surrounding parties that would be surprising to any of us!

Crossing my fingers for richie hawtin appearance in vegas that week.....

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Originally posted by Cool1g nowadays i'm not really sure who they could book at EDC or any of the surrounding parties that would be surprising to any of us!

Sven Vath & Ricardo Villalobos would surprise me.

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Ricardo Villalobos

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Originally posted by DjWoody Sven Vath & Ricardo Villalobos would surprise me.

Fuck that would be sick. They are both in Ibiza EDC week, so much for that

Paul Ritch has a gig in Barcelona on 6/13 and in Madrid on 6/28, but nothing in between.

Hmmm ....

06/19 - Dash Berlin @ Boulevard Pool (Cosmo) 8pm-2am?

http://thesceneisdead.com/ai1ec_eve...instance_id=450


Edit: Here's a full list... http://thesceneisdead.com/2013/10/28/edcweek2014/

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Originally posted by lucasdy Paul Ritch has a gig in Barcelona on 6/13 and in Madrid on 6/28, but nothing in between. Hmmm ....

muahahaha

UPDATED:

THUR DAY
- Sander van Doorn @ Marquee Dayclub/Cosmo

THUR NIGHT
- Dash Berlin @ Boulevard/Cosmo (18 and over)

FRI NIGHT
- Tiesto, Danny Avila @ Hakkasan/MGM Grand

Thanks jdub889!

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Originally posted by omega1n 06/19 - Dash Berlin @ Boulevard Pool (Cosmo) 8pm-2am?

I rather masturbate with a cheese grater then listen to dash berlin

Marquee Day/Nightclubs has announced some parties.

UPDATED:

WED Day
- EC Twins @ Marquee Dayclub/Cosmopolitan

THURS Night
- Armin van Buuren, Andrew Rayel, Orjan Nilsen @ Marquee Nightclub/Cosmopolitan

FRI Day
- Benny Benassi and Ashley Wallbridge @ Marquee Dayclub/Cosmopolitan

FRI Night
- Porter Robinson @ Marquee Nightclub/Cosmopolitan

SAT Day
- Hardwell, Mark Eteson @ Wet Republic/MGM Grand

SAT Night
- Gareth Emery and Black Jarrell @ Marquee Nightclub/Cosmopolitan

So its now less than 50 days from now and still no line up-LOL

Previous years have been late but not this late. Go fuck you're self Insomniac for pure incompetence

I remember in 2010 the line up was announced after MDW.

UPDATED:

FRI Day
- MAKJ @ Drais Beach Club

FRI Night
- EDX @ Tao Nightclub/Venetian
- DVBBS @ Drai's Nightclub

MON Night
- Carnage @ Marquee Nightclub/Cosmopolitan

man, i was looking forward to drai's having a solid lineup, but it looks like they're stacking the bill with their 'residents' who (aside from prydz) are mostly terrible. dvbbs? are you shitting me?

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Pasquale Rotella Headliners, A small but vocal percentage of you have been demanding the EDCLV lineup announcement, so I wanted to share my thoughts with you. One of my goals in life has always been to give back what I was lucky enough to receive from the early 90�s Los Angeles underground scene: A safe place to escape, be happy and express myself through music, art and dance. A place where my spirit soared and became one with everyone around me. A place where I felt like I�d been touched by sacred energy. I strive for EDC and all of our events to be one of these places. When I was first exploring dance culture, we didn�t have all of the genres we do now. There was house and there was what we used to call techno, and it was all played on one stage. Many times the DJs, their turntables, and the speaker stacks were on the same ground that served as the dancefloor for tens of thousands of people. Most of the DJs were local and a small handful of them were also producers. Oftentimes we wouldn�t know who was playing until we got to the spot, but it didn�t matter because we knew it was going to be off the hook. If our favorite DJ was playing the party, it was a bonus. But that�s what it was�a party. It wasn�t a concert, and we never treated it that way. Now you might be thinking, �Man, he�s too old school and out of touch.� I know times have changed, but I�m always going to do my best to keep the roots of this culture alive. Everything moves forward and evolves, from musical genres to technology, and I�m very passionate about innovation and discovery. But one thing has never changed: A good time is what you make of it. I�m a big fan of certain DJs and producers, but even though I enjoy seeing them perform, it�s all about the collective energy and positive vibes that come from the overall experience. Besides, all the amazing DJs and producers who have graced our stages�whether they�re world famous or a lesser-known local talent�have never failed to put on an unforgettable show. House, techno, trance, drum 'n' bass, trap, breaks, dubstep, hardstyle or anything in between, we always have a little something for everyone. We strive for our events to be distinct from concerts and festivals. There are plenty of those in the world already. We want to create something truly different; a colorblind world of make-believe. A place free of judgment where you can wear whatever you want, dance however you feel, and just be present. We want to take you on an adventure to places you've never been, and we hope that you take a piece of the world we create together back into your daily life. In recent years, a lot of new and beautiful people have discovered the culture, and many of them are conditioned to have the kind of front-facing musical response you find at a rock, pop or hip-hop concert. But this is different. This is dance music. I need to stay true to my heart because my heart is what's gotten us here. Rest assured, our amazing team of owls is working night and day to make sure all of the EDC details are on point. We will announce the lineup onMay 27th, but until then keep those positive vibes flowing, and focus your excitement on what you are going to experience and how you are going to make this year�s event special for you and your friends. This is a celebration, not a concert. Just because dance music has broken through to the mainstream doesn�t mean we need to play by those rules or subscribe to that way of thinking. It�s what I learned as a fan, and it�s been my touchstone since I started Insomniac. It�s also what�s added so much joy and happiness to my life, and I�m going to hold that torch for as long as I can with the hope that it brings joy and happiness to you, too

Bullshit

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Originally posted by MR STROKE Bullshit

Good PR to fool most of the people.

I feel for the smaller venues in Vegas that haven't secured anything.

Everyone was betting on the lineup to get released this week.

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Originally posted by Nerologic Good PR to fool most of the people. I feel for the smaller venues in Vegas that haven't secured anything. Everyone was betting on the lineup to get released this week.

+1

The kids don't care, they will take molly and dance regardless.

At the very least the could release a "tentative line up"

what a huge FUCK YOU to all the people that pay good money to listen to music.

quote:

Pasquale Rotella Headliners, A small but vocal percentage of you have been demanding the EDCLV lineup announcement, so I wanted to share my thoughts with you. One of my goals in life has always been to give back what I was lucky enough to receive from the early 90�s Los Angeles underground scene: A safe place to escape, be happy and express myself through music, art and dance. A place where my spirit soared and became one with everyone around me. A place where I felt like I�d been touched by sacred energy. I strive for EDC and all of our events to be one of these places. When I was first exploring dance culture, we didn�t have all of the genres we do now. There was house and there was what we used to call techno, and it was all played on one stage. Many times the DJs, their turntables, and the speaker stacks were on the same ground that served as the dancefloor for tens of thousands of people. Most of the DJs were local and a small handful of them were also producers. Oftentimes we wouldn�t know who was playing until we got to the spot, but it didn�t matter because we knew it was going to be off the hook. If our favorite DJ was playing the party, it was a bonus. But that�s what it was�a party. It wasn�t a concert, and we never treated it that way. Now you might be thinking, �Man, he�s too old school and out of touch.� I know times have changed, but I�m always going to do my best to keep the roots of this culture alive. Everything moves forward and evolves, from musical genres to technology, and I�m very passionate about innovation and discovery. But one thing has never changed: A good time is what you make of it. I�m a big fan of certain DJs and producers, but even though I enjoy seeing them perform, it�s all about the collective energy and positive vibes that come from the overall experience. Besides, all the amazing DJs and producers who have graced our stages�whether they�re world famous or a lesser-known local talent�have never failed to put on an unforgettable show. House, techno, trance, drum 'n' bass, trap, breaks, dubstep, hardstyle or anything in between, we always have a little something for everyone. We strive for our events to be distinct from concerts and festivals. There are plenty of those in the world already. We want to create something truly different; a colorblind world of make-believe. A place free of judgment where you can wear whatever you want, dance however you feel, and just be present. We want to take you on an adventure to places you've never been, and we hope that you take a piece of the world we create together back into your daily life. In recent years, a lot of new and beautiful people have discovered the culture, and many of them are conditioned to have the kind of front-facing musical response you find at a rock, pop or hip-hop concert. But this is different. This is dance music. I need to stay true to my heart because my heart is what's gotten us here. Rest assured, our amazing team of owls is working night and day to make sure all of the EDC details are on point. We will announce the lineup onMay 27th, but until then keep those positive vibes flowing, and focus your excitement on what you are going to experience and how you are going to make this year�s event special for you and your friends. This is a celebration, not a concert. Just because dance music has broken through to the mainstream doesn�t mean we need to play by those rules or subscribe to that way of thinking. It�s what I learned as a fan, and it�s been my touchstone since I started Insomniac. It�s also what�s added so much joy and happiness to my life, and I�m going to hold that torch for as long as I can with the hope that it brings joy and happiness to you, too

Is this directed to the DJs who are playing EDC, or to the people who are attending EDC?

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