All sorts of goodies have already begun to surface this morning from EDC 2015. Live sets from a host of this year’s performers have made their way to the web, full sets have been posted to both Sound Cloud and YouTube.
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Totems are a big part of EDC. One of the most entertaining endeavors was walking around the festival grounds and checking out all the individualized poles fans hold up to stand out in the crowd and capturing all the creativity. The best of the bunch featured Terrance and Phillip in front of a Canadian flag with the words, “Sorry for Bieber.”
If you haven’t heard, EDC has linked up with Time for Fun, a Brazilian promoter, and is planning to bring its lauded production to Autódromo de Interlagos in São Paulo
The award for most awesome presence at EDC goes to the pickle pictured in the ephemeral videos posted by Dillon Francis. If you don’t follow Francis on Snapchat, you missed some captivating veggie tales.
It’s safe to say, Electric Daisy Carnival has effectively ruined me for all other concert experiences. I know, I know, hyperbole much? But, no, really. At the moment, I feel like I’ve reached the summit, and it’s all downhill from here.
Apparently Ruby Rose, whom you know by now better as Stella Carlin, from binging on “Orange Is the New Black,” frequently gets told she looks like Justin Bieber. The two happened to be in Las Vegas at the same time this past weekend — Rose for EDC, presumably, and Biebs just because, apparently — and snapped a selfie together at Encore Beach Club.
Against another day of 100-degree weather, festival attendees of Electric Daisy Carnival hit the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Sunday for the final night of 2015.
On a firecracker-hot Las Vegas day, festival-goers headed to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for Day 2 of the Electric Daisy Carnival.
Drugs. Dance music. For decades, not many people ever wanted to have this conversation.
Brilliant guitar duo the Assad Brothers seemed more than willing to share the spotlight with fellow Brazilian Romero Lubambo on Friday at Cabaret Jazz. It was a gracious gesture, but somewhat disappointing to audience members who came to see the featured twosome.