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Electric Daisy Carnival
Over 525,000 fans are expected to see more than 250 acts perform as Electric Daisy Carnival returns to Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Several hundred officers from various jurisdictions worked the event and provided traffic control along various routes.
After three nights of music, dancing and partying, Electric Daisy Carnival finally came to a close Monday morning.
Our pupils are rotten from all the eye candy. Our cute fuzzy boots totally need to be re-soled. And don’t even ask us about our hearing because we can’t hear you.
Check out the best photos from Night 2 of the world’s biggest electronic dance festival, Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas.
Kaskade, Deadmau5 and more highlight the fest’s final night.
As the Electric Daisy Carnival festivities wind down this morning at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the party will be just beginning on area freeways.
Alison Wonderland and Tiesto lead the massive dance music fest’s second night at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
The world’s largest dance music festival returns to Vegas and everything is massive — from the three-story high, flame-spewing sculptures to stages the size of football fields.
Yes, the Electric Daisy Carnival is back, the three-day electronic dance music marathon returning to Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
With over 170,000 people expected to attend Electric Daisy Carnival each night this weekend, festivalgoers and residents alike should brace for traffic congestion.
Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) attendees planning to take a taxicab to and from the the event should be aware of steep surcharges that will be in place throughout the weekend.
Electric Daisy Carnival is back to swallow Las Vegas Motor Speedway whole in a gigantic maw of light and sound and fire and fuzzy boots.
Insomniac’s flagship Electric Daisy Carnival made its Vegas debut in 2011. Thirteen years later, the festival is bigger than ever.