Las Vegas November 6–7 Weekend 2026 — Martin Garrix, Crankdat & Sam Feldt

The weekend of November 6–7, 2026 is bookended by SEMA Show 2026 — the Specialty Equipment Market Association's annual trade show at the Las Vegas Convention Center, which draws approximately 60,000 automotive industry professionals and enthusiasts to the Strip each year in early November. SEMA is the world's largest specialty automotive trade show, filling all three convention halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center with modified vehicles, aftermarket parts manufacturers, and the automotive media corps from around the world. The show's trade-days-only format means most SEMA attendees are industry professionals rather than the general consumer public, a demographic that tends to integrate directly into the Strip nightclub circuit once the show floor closes each evening. The combination of a 60,000-delegate convention crowd and a loaded Friday-Saturday nightclub lineup makes the November 6–7 weekend one of fall's more demand-elevated evenings outside of the major holiday designations.

Friday November 6 at OMNIA Nightclub at Caesars Palace features Martin Garrix at 10:30 PM. The Dutch electronic music producer and DJ holds the record as the youngest-ever artist to reach number one on the DJ Mag Top 100 — a ranking he first achieved at age 17 — and maintains one of the most globally recognized residency positions in Las Vegas across his Caesars Entertainment partnership with OMNIA. Garrix's production style — melodic progressive house built on sweeping chord structures, carefully managed tension-and-release dynamics, and anthemic builds designed for stadium-scale emotional response — translates into OMNIA sets that use the venue's 75,000-pound chandelier production rig and full LED ceiling array as an integrated visual counterpart to the music. His November 6 booking represents one of his final Strip appearances before the New Year's Eve programming cycle begins, and his OMNIA dates typically draw international fans whose travel specifically aligns with his confirmed Las Vegas schedule.

Also on Friday November 6, Crankdat performs at LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau Las Vegas at 10:30 PM. The Salt Lake City-origin DJ and producer — known for his trap-influenced electronic productions and his hybrid approach that bridges festival EDM energy with hip-hop production frameworks — holds a recurring 2026 LIV Nightclub booking across the summer and fall seasons. Crankdat's LIV sets are calibrated for the venue's bass-heavy sound design and the Fontainebleau's open-plan nightclub architecture, which rewards producers who can sustain energy across a large crowd without the recessed-booth intimacy of smaller room formats. His confirmed November 6 booking continues a fall residency pattern that has positioned him as one of LIV's consistent fall-season acts.

Saturday November 7 at LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau Las Vegas features Sam Feldt at 10:30 PM. The Dutch producer — whose Heartfeldt Records label has released a decade of melodic house and tropical house records since his Deep with Me breakthrough — brings his festival-circuit polished set format to LIV's Fontainebleau room for one of his confirmed 2026 Las Vegas appearances. Feldt's approach is melodic house at its most radio-accessible: warm chord progressions, vocal hooks, and a compositional sensibility that balances emotional directness with technical production sophistication.

Simultaneously on Saturday November 7, Afrojack headlines Marquee Nightclub at The Cosmopolitan at 10:30 PM. Nick van de Wall — performing as Afrojack — was among the first generation of Dutch DJs to break through globally in the 2009–2013 era alongside Tiësto, Hardwell, and Martin Garrix. His breakthrough credits include Take Over Control (2010), the Pitbull and Ne-Yo collaboration Give Me Everything (2011), and remix work for Beyoncé, Rihanna, and David Guetta that placed his production on mainstream radio globally. Afrojack's big-room EDM and electro house approach at Marquee — a 40,000-square-foot venue equipped for festival-scale production — delivers the hardest-hitting programming of the three Saturday bookings. The Cosmopolitan positions Marquee guests 0.2 miles from OMNIA and 0.7 miles from LIV, making cross-venue movement straightforward on a fall Saturday with reasonable rideshare availability and no surge pricing.

Also Saturday November 7, TWINSICK holds the OMNIA Nightclub slot at Caesars Palace at 10:30 PM. OMNIA's kinetic chandelier production system — the 75,000-pound dome that drops and responds to audio cues — operates at full capacity for every booking, making the visual experience consistent regardless of which artist occupies the residency slot. The three-venue Saturday circuit on November 7 — LIV (Sam Feldt, warm melodic house), Marquee (Afrojack, big-room EDM), OMNIA (TWINSICK) — spans approximately 1.1 miles of Las Vegas Boulevard and covers the full spectrum of electronic programming available on any given fall Saturday. Source: lavishvegas.com/clubs/nightclub_events/november.

The November 6–7 weekend is positioned six weeks before the New Year's Eve programming cycle begins at most Strip venues. Hotel rates on the Strip are consistently below summer peaks — typically 35–55% below Memorial Day or Fourth of July pricing on the same properties. The standard fall guest list dynamics apply: NoCoverVegas registration 24–48 hours in advance is sufficient for standard access at both OMNIA and LIV for Friday and Saturday nights, and neither evening carries the premium-tier guest list restrictions that apply during July 4 weekend or New Year's Eve. The SEMA Show convention crowd does create a measurable demand elevation relative to a standard November weekend without convention activity — arriving before midnight on both nights is recommended.