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Above & Beyond

Trance / Progressive

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About the Artist

Who Is Above & Beyond?

Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness, and Paavo Siljamäki formed Above & Beyond in London in 2000 and built one of the most devoted fanbases in electronic music through a combination of precise trance production, emotionally resonant performances, and a deeply engaged global community centered on their weekly Group Therapy Radio (ABGT) podcast — now reaching audiences across 150+ countries and hosting landmark sold-out events at Madison Square Garden, The O2, and the Sydney Opera House. The trio founded Anjunabeats, one of the world's most respected trance and progressive house labels, and its sister imprint Anjunadeep, together launching the careers of Seven Lions, Nora En Pure, Lane 8, and dozens of artists who shaped melodic electronic music across the 2010s and 2020s. Their studio catalog spans Tri-State (2006), We Are All We Need (2015), Common Ground (2018), and Flow State (2019), with anthems including Sun & Moon, Love Is Not Enough, Blue Sky Action, Sticky Fingers, and Thing Called Love forming the emotional core of their live sets. They have ranked among the top 10 on DJ Magazine's annual Top 100 DJs poll for over a decade, peaking at #4. In Las Vegas, Above & Beyond hold residencies across Marquee Nightclub, Hakkasan, OMNIA Nightclub, and Palm Tree Beach Club, with their EDC Week 2026 appearance at Palm Tree Beach Club (May 14) among the most anticipated dayclub sets of the festival season and a kineticFIELD sunrise set on EDC Night 2 (May 16) at the 30th anniversary festival. Guest list through NoCoverVegas for their Las Vegas nightclub appearances. Source: electronic.vegas/artist/above-beyond/

Two Grammy nominations — Best Dance Recording for We're All We Need feat. Zoë Johnston (58th Grammys) and Northern Soul feat. Richard Bedford (61st Grammys). BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix of the Year in 2004 and 2011. Founders of Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep labels, which launched Seven Lions, Lane 8, and Nora En Pure. Sold out Madison Square Garden, The O2, and Sydney Opera House. Top 10 in DJ Mag Top 100 DJs for over a decade. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Above_%26_Beyond_(band) At Marquee Nightclub, Above & Beyond performs on Select dates — EDC Week May 14 (Palm Tree Beach Club), EDC Night 2 May 16 (kineticFIELD), commanding some of the venue's most in-demand time slots.

Above & Beyond currently performs at Marquee Nightclub and Hakkasan and OMNIA Nightclub and Palm Tree Beach Club in Las Vegas, typically on Select dates — EDC Week May 14 (Palm Tree Beach Club), EDC Night 2 May 16 (kineticFIELD). Their sets span Trance / Progressive, delivering a sound that has earned them one of the most dedicated followings in the Las Vegas residency circuit.

Radio Legacy

Group Therapy Radio: Above & Beyond's Global Community

Above & Beyond have built one of the most extensive radio programs in electronic music history. Group Therapy Radio — their weekly broadcast that launched in November 2012 as the successor to their nine-year Trance Around the World show — has exceeded 550 episodes and reaches listeners in more than 150 countries through FM broadcast partners, podcast distribution, and live streaming. The show is hosted weekly by one or more of the trio (Jono Grant, Tony McGuinness, or Paavo Siljamäki) and regularly features guest mixes from artists across the Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep roster.

The transition from Trance Around the World to Group Therapy Radio marked a significant evolution in the band's identity. Trance Around the World ended in November 2012 with its 450th episode, recorded live at an event in Bangalore, India — a location chosen to honor a fanbase that had grown internationally across Asia, the Middle East, and South America. The Bangalore event drew thousands of fans who traveled internationally to mark the occasion, demonstrating the depth of loyalty that weekly broadcasting had cultivated over more than a decade.

Group Therapy Radio episodes follow a distinctive two-hour format: the trio's own selections paired with a guest mix, with host commentary that moves between technical DJ discussion, band news, and the conversational warmth that transforms a radio show into a community anchor. Long-running listeners describe ABGT as a weekly ritual — something they engage with during commutes, while working, or in late-night listening sessions — a soundtrack to ordinary life that the music's emotional content makes feel significant.

The live incarnation of Group Therapy — the ABGT touring concerts where Above & Beyond perform their full live show to arena audiences — represents the physical gathering of this radio community. ABGT milestone events (ABGT 100 at Madison Square Garden, ABGT 200 in Hong Kong, ABGT 250 in San Francisco) function as Anjunafamily reunions. Above & Beyond were the first British DJs to sell out Madison Square Garden, a distinction reflecting the unusual depth of their American fanbase's commitment. Their Las Vegas residency dates at Marquee, Hakkasan, OMNIA, and Palm Tree Beach Club draw Anjunafamily listeners from across the United States and internationally.

If you have listened to Group Therapy Radio, attending an Above & Beyond Las Vegas show delivers the live version of what the broadcasts describe. The crowd recognition of ABGT anthems — “Sun & Moon,” “We're All We Need,” “Love Is Not Enough,” “Sticky Fingers” — produces communal moments where hundreds of people in the same room share the same lyric simultaneously. This is the specific experience that Above & Beyond have spent 25 years building toward, and Las Vegas provides the infrastructure to deliver it.

Label History

Anjunabeats and Anjunadeep: The Labels Behind the Music

The Anjunabeats label preceded the band itself by a year: founded in London in 1999 under a recording alias before the three members had formalized the Above & Beyond name. The label launched with “Volume One,” a trance single that established the sonic territory the imprint would develop across the following 25 years. From its initial focus on classic trance, Anjunabeats evolved through progressive, big-room, and melodic house phases, tracking the evolution of the broader electronic music landscape while maintaining a distinctive melodic identity throughout each cycle.

Anjunadeep, founded in 2005 as a deeper, more atmospheric subdivision of the main label, became its own significant cultural entity. Anjunadeep releases — characteristically warmer, more organic, and more oriented toward late-night introspection than Anjunabeats' brighter progressive energy — have included groundbreaking work from Lane 8, Yotto, Grum, Ben Böhmer, CRi, Thomas Dowd, and dozens of other artists whose careers the label has developed. The Anjunadeep podcast, like its ABGT sibling, broadcasts to millions of weekly listeners and functions as a tastemaking platform for melodic house and techno.

Attending an Above & Beyond Las Vegas show means encountering a uniquely international crowd: Anjunafamily listeners travel specifically for A&B dates. Conversations between strangers at Anjunabeats events frequently begin with references to the radio show or specific albums — a community built around music rather than a party built around spectacle. This social dimension is unusual in the Las Vegas nightlife context and makes Above & Beyond shows emotionally distinct from other residency events on the Strip.

For guests discovering Above & Beyond through Las Vegas nightlife, the ABGT radio show is the natural next step after the show. Weekly two-hour episodes — freely available on all podcast platforms — provide continuing access to the same musical world encountered at Marquee, Hakkasan, or OMNIA. The Las Vegas show is not a standalone experience but an entry point into a 25-year ongoing project.

The Experience

What an Above & Beyond Set Feels Like

The Above & Beyond live experience is structured as a journey rather than a collection of drops. Their trance and progressive sets build across long arcs of four to eight minutes per track, with emotional development that rewards attentive listening. The characteristic A&B dynamic: a track opens in the mid-range with harmonic layers building slowly, vocal phrases entering and repeating with subtle variation, the percussion gradually densifying before the first major release — a moment that arrives after two or three minutes of careful construction.

The emotional content of this format is distinctly different from EDM's shorter peak cycles. Above & Beyond's most beloved tracks — “Sun & Moon,” “Love Is Not Enough,” “Sticky Fingers,” “We're All We Need,” “On My Way to Heaven,” “Northern Soul” — carry genuine lyrical narrative. When these tracks play at peak hour at Hakkasan or Marquee Nightclub, crowd recognition is immediate: hands raise, voices join the vocal lines, and the communal moment that forms is less about the DJ's technical performance and more about the shared experience of music that the entire room has an emotional relationship with.

The dawn and sunrise set format — which Above & Beyond have made a defining part of their festival identity — translates meaningfully to the Las Vegas context. At EDC kineticFIELD sunrise performances, A&B perform in the pre-dawn to early-morning hours when festival audiences have been through hours of music and arrive at a more emotionally open state. The music responds to this context: slower buildups, more meditative pacing, longer moments of sustained harmony before the releases. A&B sunrise sets have become legendary in the trance community specifically because they meet listeners exactly where they are at that hour.

At their Las Vegas nightclub residency venues, the typical set follows a conventional headliner arc: peak hour from 1:00 AM onward, building from melodic opening tracks through crowd-favorite classics before the peak-hour closing run of the biggest anthems. Unlike the sunrise format, these sets prioritize the driving, euphoric side of the catalog. “Sticky Fingers,” “Sun & Moon,” and “We're All We Need” function as crowd apex moments in the nightclub context, driving the dance floor to the kind of sustained euphoria that trance music uniquely produces among its listeners.

First-time attendees who are not familiar with the trance format often find A&B shows transformative precisely because the emotional arc is unfamiliar. If you are accustomed to EDM's faster drop-and-release cycle, a full Above & Beyond set at OMNIA Nightclub or Palm Tree Beach Club delivers an experience that takes you somewhere unexpected — a more contemplative, emotionally immersive version of what the nightclub format can do.

Venue Guide

Above & Beyond's Four Las Vegas Venues in 2026

Marquee Nightclub — The Cosmopolitan

Marquee invented the Las Vegas dayclub concept in 2010 and remains the standard-setter fifteen years later. The 40,000-square-foot nightclub spans three rooms: the renovated Main Room with a 1.5-ton LED monolith centerpiece, the Boom Box for bass-heavy programming, and the Library lounge for intimate VIP. Above & Beyond performs in the Main Room, where the 5,000-person capacity creates scale appropriate for their catalog's anthemic qualities. The Cosmopolitan's self-contained tower means many guests stay in the building — a convenient arrangement for fans who book their Las Vegas trip around a Marquee A&B date. Bottle service from $600, cover $40–60 on general admission. NoCoverVegas guest list: free entry.

Hakkasan — MGM Grand

Hakkasan is the largest venue in Above & Beyond's Las Vegas portfolio: 80,000 square feet across five levels, with a 3,800-person main room that compares to an arena concert environment for electronic music. The multi-story LED installations surrounding the main stage at Hakkasan provide a visually immersive environment for A&B's progressive builds. Pre-show and post-show activity at the award-winning Cantonese restaurant and the Ling Ling Lounge (a dedicated hip-hop floor on Level 3) extends the venue experience well beyond the main room. Hakkasan A&B dates are typically among the most in-demand because of the venue's sheer scale and international reputation.

OMNIA Nightclub — Caesars Palace

OMNIA Nightclub is the venue most architecturally suited to Above & Beyond's dramatic progressions. The 22,000-pound kinetic chandelier — OMNIA's signature visual element, which descends from the ceiling as headliners take the stage — creates a moment of spectacle that A&B's builds have a natural affinity with. Caesars Palace's position at the center of the Las Vegas Strip makes OMNIA the most accessible venue in A&B's Las Vegas portfolio for guests staying at midway-Strip hotels. Caesars Palace itself offers luxury accommodations, world-class dining, and the Forum Shops — making an OMNIA A&B night a natural anchor for a full Caesars-based Las Vegas trip. See the Caesars Palace nightlife guide for hotel and venue details.

Palm Tree Beach Club — MGM Grand (EDC Week Pool Party)

Above & Beyond's 2026 EDC Week pool party at Palm Tree Beach Club — Thursday, May 14, starting at 11 AM — is an outdoor daytime event set at MGM Grand's boutique dayclub. Palm Tree Beach Club's saltwater pool, bungalows, and 3,000-person capacity create an intimate outdoor setting where the distance from performer to audience is significantly smaller than at Hakkasan or OMNIA. The daytime format — full sunshine, outdoor air, afternoon energy — shifts the Above & Beyond set toward the melodic, sun-soaked side of the catalog. Their EDC Week pool party has become one of the most anticipated trance events in the annual Las Vegas calendar. Free guest list through NoCoverVegas while spots are available.

EDC Week 2026

Above & Beyond at EDC Week 2026: Palm Tree Beach Club

Above & Beyond's confirmed EDC Week 2026 date: Palm Tree Beach Club pool party, Thursday May 14, 2026, 11:00 AM. This outdoor daytime performance is one of two Las Vegas performances around the EDC festival — their kineticFIELD sunrise set at EDC Las Vegas itself (May 15–17) is the other. The Palm Tree Beach Club show is the more accessible of the two for guests who are not attending the festival, as it does not require EDC tickets and can be attended via NoCoverVegas guest list.

EDC Week at Above & Beyond's nightclub venues (Marquee, Hakkasan, OMNIA) also generates elevated crowd energy across the week: the Anjunafamily travel community arrives in Las Vegas specifically for festival week, filling every venue with dedicated listeners from across the United States and internationally. If you plan to attend an Above & Beyond nightclub show during EDC Week, book guest list early — these are the fastest-filling dates on the A&B Las Vegas calendar.

Above & Beyond Las Vegas Schedule — 2026

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The Experience

What to Expect at a Above & Beyond Show

Above & Beyond's sound: Trance and progressive house trio whose sets build through extended emotional arcs — 90-minute journeys combining melodic precision from the Anjunabeats catalog with moments of cinematic release that distinguish their live experience from standard DJ formats. Above & Beyond sets at OMNIA and Marquee deliver the same emotional intensity as their arena shows compressed into nightclub rooms where crowd proximity and sound system quality intensify the effect. At Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub, the professional sound systems and production infrastructure amplify every element of their performance — from the sub-bass to the high-end clarity.

As a headliner, Above & Beyond commands the prime time slot — typically starting between 12:30 AM and 1:30 AM at nightclubs, or between 1:30 PM and 3:00 PM at pool parties. Headliner sets run 90 minutes to two hours and feature the full production package including pyrotechnics, CO2 cannons, and synchronized lighting.

General admission cover charges for Above & Beyond shows are $40-60 — FREE with NoCoverVegas guest list. With NoCoverVegas, you skip the cover charge entirely and receive a free guest list entry from your hotel to the venue.

Venues

Where to See Above & Beyond in Las Vegas

Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub

The Cosmopolitan

HoursWed, Fri–Sun, 10:30 PM – 4 AM
Dress CodeUpscale nightclub attire.
CoverNormally $40-60 cover — FREE with NoCoverVegas guest list
Capacity5,000
MusicEDM, House, Hip Hop, Open Format

High-energy day-to-night destination at The Cosmopolitan spanning 40,000 sq ft — three distinctly programmed rooms (Main Room with newly renovated LED monolith, Boom Box for bass heads, Library for VIP) mean you can move between completely different vibes without leaving the building. Fisher and Chris Lake headline the 2026 residency in the Main Room, which peaks from 12:30–2:30 AM when the lasers hit full power. The rooftop Marquee Dayclub is a separate experience in spring/summer — afternoon pool parties with Strip panoramas and the same quality DJ programming in full daylight.

Hakkasan

MGM Grand

HoursWed–Sat, 10:30 PM – 4 AM
Dress CodeUpscale nightclub attire. No hats, athletic wear, shorts, or sandals for men. Smart casual minimum. 21+ with valid government-issued photo ID.
CoverNormally $40-75 cover — FREE with NoCoverVegas guest list
Capacity3,800
MusicEDM, Hip Hop, Top 40 (separate rooms for EDM and Hip Hop)

Hakkasan is where Vegas nightlife meets fine dining ambition — five floors that each feel like a different club. Start dinner downstairs at the Cantonese restaurant, move up to the Ling Ling Lounge hip-hop floor, then ascend to the thundering main room where the DJ stage rises above a sea of 3,000+ people. The production quality is closer to a stadium concert than a typical nightclub. Friday and Saturday headliners bring the biggest EDM names on the Strip. The venue's sheer scale means you can disappear for an hour on one floor and emerge somewhere completely different.

OMNIA Nightclub

Caesars Palace

HoursTue, Thu–Sun, 10:30 PM – 4 AM
Dress CodeUpscale nightclub attire. No athletic wear, baseball caps, ripped jeans, or sandals for men. Women in cocktail attire or club wear. 21+ with valid government-issued photo ID required.
CoverNormally $40-75 cover — FREE with NoCoverVegas guest list
Capacity3,500
MusicEDM, Hip Hop, Top 40, Latin (Sunday Deseo)

OMNIA is Las Vegas at its most spectacular — the kinetic chandelier alone is worth the trip. Three completely different atmospheres exist under one roof: the thundering EDM main room where the chandelier syncs to every drop, the intimate Ling Ling Lounge where you can actually hear your friends talk, and the rooftop garden where you watch the Strip glow beneath you. Friday and Saturday nights bring world-class DJs and crowds that pack every level. Sunday Deseo transforms the space into Las Vegas's most energetic Latin party. If you only go to one Strip megaclub, this is the one.

Palm Tree Beach Club

MGM Grand

Hours11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sun, seasonal)
Dress CodeResort swimwear. No athletic wear or denim.
Cover$25–50 (free with guest list)
Capacity3,000

Fresh, tropical reboot of the iconic Wet Republic space. Tao Group brings their nightlife expertise to create a modern pool party with elevated food and drink options alongside massive DJs.

Free Entry

How to See Above & Beyond for Free

Getting free entry to Above & Beyond shows in Las Vegas is simple through the NoCoverVegas guest list. Here is exactly how it works, step by step:

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Fill out the guest list form below with your name, phone number, date, and group size. You will receive a text confirmation within minutes. The guest list is 100% free — no credit card or deposit required.

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On the night of the event, arrive at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub and check in at the guest list entrance. No tickets needed, no cover charge. Just give your name at the door.

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Skip the Line & Cover

When you arrive at the venue, check in with the guest list host at the door. You will bypass the general admission line and enter without paying the cover charge — saving $40-75 per person on most nights.

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Enjoy the Show

Once inside, you have full access to the venue including the dance floor, bars, and general admission areas. Above & Beyond takes the stage between 12:30 AM and 1:30 AM on most nights. Arrive early for the best positions near the DJ booth.

Pro Tips

Insider Tips for Seeing Above & Beyond in Vegas

Arrive Early

Doors open around 10:30 PM, but guest list entry is typically guaranteed until 12:30 AM. For Above & Beyond shows on Friday or Saturday, arrive by 11:00 PM. The venue fills up fast once the headliner takes the stage, and early arrival gives you the best position on the dance floor.

Dress Code Matters

Vegas nightclub dress code is strictly enforced, even on guest list. Men should wear collared shirts, dress pants or dark jeans, and dress shoes. Women should wear cocktail attire or upscale club wear. No athletic shoes, sandals, or overly casual clothing.

Group Strategy

Guest list works best with an even gender ratio. Groups with more women than men get in faster. All-male groups should consider adding bottle service for guaranteed entry, especially on headliner nights. For groups of 8 or more, contact us directly for VIP packages.

Use the Free Entry

The free entry service saves you $30-50 in rideshare surge pricing on busy nights. Plus, arriving by ride often means a smoother entry experience at the venue. Just mention it when you sign up for the guest list, and we will coordinate pickup from your hotel.

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Common Questions

Above & Beyond Las Vegas — FAQ

How do I see Above & Beyond for free in Las Vegas?

Sign up for the NoCoverVegas guest list using the form on this page. We offer free entry to every Above & Beyond show at Marquee Nightclub and Hakkasan and OMNIA Nightclub and Palm Tree Beach Club. No tickets needed, no cover charge. You will receive a text confirmation within minutes of signing up, plus a free guest list entry from your hotel to the venue.

Where does Above & Beyond perform in Vegas?

Above & Beyond holds a headliner residency at Marquee Nightclub and Hakkasan and OMNIA Nightclub and Palm Tree Beach Club in Las Vegas. They typically perform on Select dates — EDC Week May 14 (Palm Tree Beach Club), EDC Night 2 May 16 (kineticFIELD). Check the venue event calendar for upcoming show dates.

How much does it cost to see Above & Beyond in Las Vegas?

$40-60 — FREE with NoCoverVegas guest list. However, through NoCoverVegas, you can get on the guest list for free — saving $40-75 per person. Bottle service and VIP tables are also available starting at Starting at $600 for Library room, $1,500+ for main room for groups who want a premium experience.

What should I wear to a Above & Beyond show in Las Vegas?

The dress code at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub is: Upscale nightclub attire.. For men, collared shirts and dress shoes are recommended. For women, cocktail attire or upscale club wear works well. The dress code is enforced at the door — if you are turned away for dress code violations, your guest list spot cannot be transferred to another night.

What time does Above & Beyond go on stage?

Headliner DJs at Vegas nightclubs typically start their set between 12:30 AM and 1:30 AM. However, the venue opens earlier — Wed, Fri–Sun, 10:30 PM – 4 AM. We recommend arriving early to secure the best spots and take advantage of your guest list entry. Headliner sets usually run 90 minutes to 2 hours.

Can I bring a group to see Above & Beyond at Marquee Nightclub?

Absolutely. NoCoverVegas handles groups of all sizes for Above & Beyond shows. For larger groups (8+), we recommend bottle service for guaranteed entry and a dedicated table. For guest list entry, all members of your group need to arrive together. Bachelor parties, birthdays, and corporate groups are all welcome — just include your full group size when signing up.

Does Above & Beyond perform every week in Las Vegas?

As a headliner, Above & Beyond does not perform every week but has multiple scheduled dates throughout the season. Headliner shows are typically announced 2-4 weeks in advance. Sign up for the guest list and we will notify you of upcoming Above & Beyond shows.

Is the Above & Beyond guest list really free?

Yes, the NoCoverVegas guest list is 100% free with no hidden fees. You save the full cover charge ($40-75 per person on most nights) and receive a free guest list entry from your hotel to the venue. We are an official promoter partner with every major venue on the Las Vegas Strip. There is no catch — our service is funded by the venues themselves.

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