EDC Las Vegas is going bigger. Fresh off a 2026 edition that drew over 500,000 attendees to Sin City, the festival has announced it’s expanding to two weekends in 2027, building a 12-day stretch dubbed the Dusk Till Dawn Experience.
Insomniac founder Pasquale Rotella broke the news Tuesday night. “We’re expanding the EDC Las Vegas experience into 12 amazing days, with EDC Week and special events bridging two festival weekends,” he said, calling it something the team has been dreaming about for years.
The structure splits into two halves. The first weekend, EDC DUSK, runs May 14-16, 2027, followed by EDC DAWN from May 21-23, 2027. A series of EDC Week events connects the two across Las Vegas, totaling 12 days of activities. The lineup stays the same for both weekends and hasn’t been revealed yet.
Rotella framed the two-weekend split as a win for attendees. Lower capacity at each means less congestion on the roads, in the skies, and at the hotels, and he added that ticket prices are being lowered to what they were a decade ago to ease the cost of a Vegas trip. “I hope you can feel the excitement and see the vision for what DUSK TILL DAWN will become,” he said.
GA weekend tickets start at an all-in price of $399, while DUSK & DAWN GA passes covering both weekends start at $599 all-in.