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The Electric Daisy Carnival celebrates its 23rd anniversary this year. With an announced lineup including EDM superstars like David Guetta, Zedd, and Martin Garrix, EDC enjoys its renown as the largest EDM gathering in the world. Since 2011, an estimated 3 million revelers have attended EDC festivals around the world. This year, EDC lasts from Friday May 15 to Sunday May 17. This year marks the tenth year in which the festival has been held in Sin City. 450,000 revelers attended last year with more expected this year. EDC is the preeminent music festival for fans of electronic dance music (EDM).

Attendees choose from eight different stages to choose from, each of which showcases a different EDM genre. Fans can check out the cosmicMEADOW stage with its emphasis on trap, dubstep, chill tracks, and bass music. This stage opens out on a large, grassy area perfect for dancing. Elsewhere on the ground, fans of cutting edge Hardstyle can get down at the wasteland stage. Hardstyle is an intense, loud, hard-hitting EDM genre with a BPM often exceeding 150BPM. Meanwhile, the main stage kineticFIELD boasts the biggest production affects and attracts fans of festival house and popular EDM tracks. On top of this, there are five more stages to explore.

And EDC offers not just music but an enhanced sensory experience. This year is the first in which promoter Insomniac will utilize all of the 1,000 acre Las Vegas Motor Speedway. This year, EDC offers a campsite, tricked out with ShiftPod2 tents fully equipped with air-conditioning. There’s also an eco-friendly pool to cool campers.

Elsewhere, there are a multitude of events to entertain EDC attendees. You can expect a different and majestic light show at each stage, pulsating in time to the music, as well as pyrotechnics. Don’t forget aerobics, yoga, hula-hoop classes, carnival rides, more than 20 art installations and more.

Headliner David Guetta performs his third Sin City EDC set this year. His first appearance, in 2011, marked the first time EDC was held in Las Vegas after Insomniac moved it from Los Angeles. Called “the godfather of EDM,” his 2019 set proved to be a highlight of the festival. Also headlining is Zedd, aka Anton Zaslavsk, best known for his innovative take on electro house and a 2014 hit single, “Break Free,” produced for vocalist Ariana Grande. Martin Garrix, meanwhile, has gone from strength to strength, being named the winner of DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJ’s in 2016, 2017, and 2018.

EDC Las Vegas 2020 promises three expansive nights of magic Under the Electric Sky. Full grounds open at 7:00 p.m and prepare to stay lit all the way to 5:30 a.m. This neon-lit playground promises to be the ultimate destination for dance music fanatics and party people alike.

Gronk Beach Miami with Wynn Nightlife

Saturday, Feb 1st – Miami, FL

ROB GRONKOWSKI PRESENTS – GRONK BEACH  – BIG GAME WEEKEND’S LARGEST DAY PARTY EVER

A ONE DAY ONLY BEACH FESTIVAL FEAT: DIPLO, KASKADE, RICK ROSS, FLO RIDA, CARNAGE, & 3LAU  

“We are going for the championship of partying with my very own music festival during Big Game Weekend in Miami – Gronk Beach! Get ready to dance on the beach with A-list performers like Diplo, Kaskade, & Rick Ross, all my friends and family, beach performers, and oh yea, all the food and drinks you can handle!” -Rob Gronkowski 

THE EXPERIENCE:  Future Hall of Famer and 3X Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski is no stranger to Big Game Weekend. He may not be playing in the game this year, but he is going for another championship with his personal music festival – Gronk Beach. Constructed right on the sand of Miami Beach, GRONK’s eccentric personality will come to life combining his favorite artists, food, drinks, beach performers, and more!

TICKETS:  Tickets are All-|Inclusive and include: 6-Hour Open Bar, Dining Experiences, and Attractions. There are a very limited number of tickets and tickets will sell out soon. Tickets start at $149 and prices will increase as the event gets closer.

WYNN NIGHTLIFE VIP TABLES: Wynn Nightlife is bringing their renowned Las Vegas VIP experience to Miami for Gronk Beach. Hosted by Encore Beach Club and XS Nightclub, VIP Table guests will enjoy the exclusive Wynn deck with the very best views of the main stage. Get ready for over the top tropical style bottle presentations included with each table. 

EAT & DRINK: Enjoy a 6 hour Open Bar plus unlimited bites from Miami’s best restaurants including STK Steakhouse & Salty Donut, plus Ice Cream, Fruit Smoothies and more!

ATTRACTIONS: Incredible Beachfront Venue, Festival Mainstage, an homage to GRONK, Interactive Luau Performers, Beach Games, Shaded Relax Zones, Restaurant and Cocktail experiences    

VIP TICKETS: Access to GRONK”s VIP Clubhouse & Balcony overlooking the Main Stage, Air Conditioned lounge with comfortable seating, Expedited VIP-only fast track entrance, 6 Hour Open Bar with Spirits, Fresh Fruit Cocktails, Beer, Wine, and Soft Drinks, Unlimited premium bites including STK Steakhouse & Salty Donut, Ice Cream, Fruit Smoothies and more, Dedicated upscale restrooms. 

PAYMENT PLANS: Rob is hooking up all of his guests with the option to use a payment plan! You can secure your Gronk Beach ticket starting at only $59 down. Just select the payment plan at checkout, which will break down the cost of your ticket into 4 easy payments!

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When one thinks of a tech party, visions of bespectacled clusters of programmers debating the pros and cons of iOS Sierra and discussing the rise of augmented reality, and the future of 3D printers may come to mind, but, at CES, techies show that they know how to party. In fact, they redefine partying, ushering in new standards that the traditionally “cool” industries—like fashion and music—can only hope to aspire to. Vegas brings out the party animal in everyone, and lavish bashes have become a hallmark of CES.

While spending untold amounts on a party with free-flowing liquor, world-famous DJs, and renting out some of the country’s most exclusive nightclubs may sound like they fall firmly in the “debit” column of a company’s ledger, it is not without strategy and reward that they spend this money. Yes, there are the benefits that come with fostering a sense of fun within the company and bringing its employees together, but it is far more than that. Companies spend untold amounts of money of public relations and advertising campaigns, and these parties are an incredibly powerful tool for building brand visibility. Journalists can’t resist writing about a good party, and, over the years, there have been more than a few news-making parties.

In fact, many journalists reported that their booth was less-than-splashy at the convention. The mileage they got in the traditional media and on social media was worth more.

As CES approaches, we’re counting down the best of the best. The most Epic CES Parties:

3. AT&T’s 2014 Bash with Macklemore that led to T-Mobile Exec Getting Booted Out of Rain Nightclub at the Palms.

Innocuously named a “Developer Summit”—sounding more like a long, drawn-out meeting with numbers and code than fun—AT&T brought Macklemore and Ryan Lewis to the Palms Nightclub for their CES merriment. A T-Mobile exec even attempted to crash the party to see Macklemore and Ryan Lewis—despite the contentious relationship between the two companies, the lure of a great party is just too hard to resist—leading to more press when he got kicked out of the fun. How did he get kicked out? A CNet reporter tweeted a picture with Legere—exactly the kind of brand awareness both companies were looking for out of the party.

2. CNet’s Blowout

The Las Vegas Sun calls CNet’s CES party “one of the most anticipated and exclusive tickets” of the conference, and it is easy to see why. At Simon Restaurant at Palms Place, chefs served up sushi and a junk food platter—which included everything from cotton candy to snowballs to their own version of Rice Krispy treats, made from Fruit Loops, instead—while the dance floor got going. Attendees who weren’t too stuffed from caramel corn and cupcakes to move out of their food coma danced the night away to a private DJ, spilling outside, where more dancing, drinking, and fun continued into the morning hours.

Companies inspired by parties like Microsoft’s party to end all parties, though, often run into snags when they are planning, finding that negotiating with casinos and nightclubs can be fraught with frustration and expense, even if they are planning what they consider to be a simple breakfast. Companies of all sizes are increasingly turning to party planning companies with local connections to Las Vegas, like Sin City VIP, so that they are able to not only negotiate the kind of deals that only Las Vegas locals can get, but also to focus on what they do best. As the trend of brand-raising parties grows, more and more companies will be finding themselves competing with each other, making it even more difficult for them to negotiate with casinos.

Despite the many challenges involved with planning such an event, companies find that the benefits outweigh the expense, and they are pushing ahead with bigger and better plans, motivated to outdo each other in positioning their company’s brand. This year’s CES promises to bring the noise again, and all eyes will be on Microsoft to see how they outdo themselves. Show-stopping parties are becoming not only a CES tradition, but also a convention tradition.