The first day of the Electric Daisy Carnival was fairly calm with no fatalities reported, Las Vegas police said.
Electric Daisy Carnival
It will come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the Electric Daisy Carnival that traffic from the festival at the Las Vegas Speedway can be torturous.
Everybody at Electric Daisy Carnival shared a common mission: celebrating the art of self-expression.
On the third night…more dancing and partying as EDC headed into the sunrise.
Inside a 1978 Airstream in the VIP section of the Electric Daisy Carnival, Audette Sophia busily works her magic.
The festival-goers are here and the Electric Daisy Carnival got started Friday night at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
It started just like any other wedding, with a jittery bride in the back of the chapel and an equally nervous groom, head bowed, at the front.
At Electric Daisy Carnival, there’s the typical rave attire — plastic kandi beads, rhinestone-encrusted bras, neon spandex and totems, the decorated poles often seen pumping up and down in the crowd.
The crush of fans entering Las Vegas Motor Speedway for the first night of Electric Daisy Carnival was every bit as heavy as expected.
Ever wonder what’s it’s like to take a helicopter to Electric Daisy Carnival, whizzing above The Strip with stunning mountain vistas forming a picturesque backdrop? Wonder no more.
Electric Daisy Carnival organizers are asking the free-spirited attendees of this weekend’s dance music festival to showmore awareness and vigilance in the aftermath of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
The renowned DJ is slated to appear at Electric Daisy Carnival this weekend and also at Drai’s after-hours Saturday.
Here are 49 of the best images that Las Vegas Review-Journal photographers captured at last year’s Electric Daisy Carnival.
With this being the 20th anniversary of Electric Daisy Carnival, you can expect festival promoter Insomniac to pull out all the stops. Here’s what to know before you go.
The massive three-day festival is full of light, color and music, a lot of music, but it takes stamina, planning and a lot of water to get through it all.
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