EDC Las Vegas 2019 Review

Tuesday, May 21, 2019 ♦
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EDC Las Vegas. What more can you say? We mean, Electric Daisy Carnival has been known to pull a few tricks out of their seemingly endless bag, but 2019 was really one for the books. Located at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the annual EDM festival featured music in droves -ugh, so much music! Artists like RL Grime, Tiesto, ASAP Rocky and David Guetta were just a few of the amazing acts who graced the stage. But there were also art installations, interactive features, delicious food and, maybe even best of all, a cameo appearance from a dude named Bill Nye. And you already know that if “The Science Guy” is at an event, it’s legit. So check out some of the highlights from Electric Daisy Carnival 2019 below and start planning your trip for EDC 2020.

EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark
EDC 2019. Image Courtesy of David Clark

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David Clark

It gets cold in Northern Nevada. Like, Leo in “The Revenant,” type of cold. Maybe that’s a bit of a stretch, but after spending the majority of my life up north, I was ready to kick the crappy weather to the curb and start working on my year-round tan. Initially, my desire to move to Las Vegas solely revolved around the weather, and that’s it. Little did I know what this city truly had to offer. Where else can you pop into a grocery store at 3 a.m. and see a showgirl buying almond milk and kale, or hit the local dry cleaners to catch a Cirque performer dropping off their costume? This town is 24/7 excitement, and I haven’t even mentioned gettin’ down at the hottest nightclub or the questionable decisions you make at sketchy downtown dive bars. Adventure in abundance is why I love Vegas. And it’s usually available where you least expect it.