A familiar, welcome transmission: the Electric Daisy Carnival is blooming once again in Las Vegas.

With the promise of open skies and lasers for days comes another astonishing EDC lineup glowing with nostalgia and novelty alike, recapturing the audacious creative energy of one of the world’s leading EDM festivals.

Pasquale Rotella and his team at Insomniac Records livestreamed a special episode of Night Owl Radio wherein they revealed the lineup “through sound” by airing a continuous mix of music produced by their performers. They also announced a slew of major updates to the festival itself, which you can read more about below.

Fans attending EDC Las Vegas in 2024 can take in performances by Martin Garrix, Alison Wonderland, Kaskade, John Summit, Dom Dolla, deadmau5, Alesso, Armin van Buuren, Seven Lions, Boys Noize, Sub Focus and many, more.

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Big changes are coming to EDC Las Vegas in 2024. Nearly the entire footprint will be rearranged, a festival representative tells EDM.com.

EDC’s bassPOD, wasteLAND, neonGARDEN and quantumVALLEY stages will move to new locations within the Las Vegas Motor Speedway and Downtown EDC will be centralized within the festival’s grounds. Insomniac is also working with the complex’s proprietors to repave most of its asphalt for smoother walking. Meanwhile, the neonGARDEN stage is getting a roof and will no longer be open-air.

New art cars and installations are also coming this year, including a country music-inspired activation called “YeEDC Saloon.” Fans can expect “many more surprises” in the weeks ahead, including a number of unannounced DJs who were not featured in today’s reveal.

2024 also marks the return of Hotel EDC, a first-of-its-kind hotel takeover experience that debuted last year at Resorts World’s Las Vegas Hilton. Packages include access to various parties, concierge service, wellness sessions, happy hours and a three-night stay in “EDC-ified hotel rooms” with bespoke pillows, lights, bed runners, art and an EDC TV channel to watch DJ sets and exclusive content.

EDC returns to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway May 17-19. You can watch the festival’s official trailer below and find information about festival passes, travel and camping here.