Eats Everything — March 2026
Eats Everything's Las Vegas residency schedule for March 2026. Get on the free guest list and skip the cover.
Tech House / House
Resident at Marquee Nightclub & LIV at Fontainebleau
March 2026 Calendar
Highlighted dates indicate typical performance nights for Eats Everything based on residency schedules. Specific dates are confirmed closer to each show.
Schedule Status
Eats Everything in Las Vegas — March 2026
Eats Everything's full day-by-day lineup for March 2026 has not yet been announced by Marquee Nightclub or LIV at Fontainebleau. Residency schedules are published in rolling windows — most Strip venues confirm specific dates four to six weeks out, with last-minute additions common around holiday weekends and festival tie-ins.
The calendar above highlights the days of the week Eats Everything typically performs based on prior residency patterns. Use it as a planning guide, not as a confirmed booking list. We update this page as soon as a venue publishes a verified date, and NoCoverVegas guest list members receive a text the moment a confirmed Eats Everything date drops.
To hold a spot for the first confirmed night, sign up for the free guest list below — we'll reach out the moment Eats Everything's March lineup is posted.
March is one of the busiest months on the Strip. March Madness packs sportsbooks and post-game dayclub programming, Spring Break college crowds roll in on successive weekends, and headliner residencies announce their full summer schedules. Weekend covers climb sharply compared to February.
Eats Everything fits directly into that cycle. Tech House / House residencies at Marquee Nightclub and LIV at Fontainebleau align with the months when Vegas weekend demand peaks, and March 2026is no exception. Whether you're planning a bachelor trip, a milestone birthday, a bottle-service table, or a last-minute weekend run, getting on the guest list ahead of the Eats Everything schedule drop is the difference between walking straight to the main floor and waiting in a general-admission line that stops moving the moment a set begins.
Artist Profile
About Eats Everything
Daniel Pearce grew up in Bristol's legendary club culture — Lakota, FireStation — before his 2011 release Entrance Song on Pets Recordings put his name on the global map. His sound draws from Bristol's drum and bass and hardcore lineage, fusing bass-heavy house with non-linear structure in a way that helped define tech house as a genre. He won DJ Mag Best British DJ in 2012, entered the Resident Advisor Top 100 at number 13, and has appeared at EDC Las Vegas.
Sound
Eats Everything's Sound & Style
Bristol-rooted tech house that draws from the city's drum and bass and hardcore lineage — Eats Everything's Marquee Nightclub and LIV Fontainebleau sets translate his bass-heavy, non-linear production approach into extended floor-filling DJ sets that blend underground credibility with crowd-accessible energy, reflecting the same Bristol club culture that produced his first releases on Pets Recordings.
Career
Eats Everything — Career Highlights
Daniel Pearce won DJ Mag Best British DJ in 2012 and entered the Resident Advisor Top 100 at number 13 — the peak of a trajectory that took him from Bristol's underground to international headliner status in under three years. His 2011 debut Entrance Song on Pets Recordings remains one of the canonical tech house tracks of the decade. Sources: djmag.com, ra.co/dj/eatseverything/biography
Essential Tracks
- ♪Entrance Song
- ♪Jagged Edge
- ♪You're Not Good Enough
Residency History
Eats Everything Las Vegas Residency History
Las Vegas residency at Marquee Nightclub at The Cosmopolitan and LIV at Fontainebleau Las Vegas — two of the Strip's most prominent nightclub venues, reflecting his crossover appeal between underground house credibility and the commercial Las Vegas nightclub market.
Venue × Month
Eats Everything at Each Residency Venue — March 2026
Drill into Eats Everything's March activity at a specific venue for venue-specific hours, table pricing, dress code, and the monthly context at each room.
Eats Everything at Marquee Nightclub
March 2026 residency context, table service, and guest list at Marquee Nightclub.
Eats Everything at LIV at Fontainebleau
March 2026 residency context, table service, and guest list at LIV at Fontainebleau.
Eats Everything Overview
Every upcoming Eats Everything date, venue, and residency detail on one page.
Eats Everything's Residency Venues
Eats Everything holds residencies at these Las Vegas venues. Click through for venue details, hours, dress code, and more.
Eats Everything March 2026— FAQ
When is Eats Everything performing in Las Vegas in March 2026?
Eats Everything holds residencies at Marquee Nightclub and LIV at Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, and typically performs on Select dates nights during residency months. The specific day-by-day lineup for March 2026 has not yet been announced — most Strip venues confirm dates four to six weeks out. Sign up for the NoCoverVegas guest list and we'll text you the moment Eats Everything's March schedule is posted.
How do I get on the guest list for Eats Everything in March 2026?
Sign up through NoCoverVegas using the form on this page. Enter your name, phone number, date, and group size. You'll receive a text confirmation within minutes. Guest list entry is 100% free and includes free entry service from your hotel.
Where does Eats Everything perform in Las Vegas?
Eats Everything is a resident DJ at Marquee Nightclub, LIV at Fontainebleau in Las Vegas. Known for Tech House / House, Eats Everything regularly headlines events at these venues. Check back for updated show dates and get on the free guest list.
How much are tickets for Eats Everything in Las Vegas?
Cover charges for Eats Everything shows typically range from $40-75 per person. With NoCoverVegas, you skip the cover charge entirely. Sign up for the free guest list and save $40-75 per person. You can also call or text us at (725) 999-9293 for VIP bottle service options.
What genre does Eats Everything play in Las Vegas?
Eats Everything is known for Tech House / House. Bristol-rooted tech house that draws from the city's drum and bass and hardcore lineage — Eats Everything's Marquee Nightclub and LIV Fontainebleau sets translate his bass-heavy, non-linear production approach into extended floor-filling DJ sets that blend underground credibility with crowd-accessible energy, reflecting the same Bristol club culture that produced his first releases on Pets Recordings. Las Vegas dayclubs and nightclubs program Eats Everything's sound for headliner weekend sets because it translates well to the Strip's large-format venues and diverse audiences.
How long is a typical Eats Everything set in Las Vegas?
At Las Vegas nightclubs, Eats Everything typically performs 90-minute to 2-hour headline sets starting around 11 PM–midnight. At Las Vegas dayclubs (pool parties), sets run 90 minutes to 2 hours starting at 11:30 AM or 1 PM. Set length varies by venue and occasion — weekend headliner slots and major holiday weekends like EDC Week and Memorial Day Weekend run longer than standard weeknight resident performances. NoCoverVegas guest list members receive a text update when set times are confirmed.
Can I book bottle service for a Eats Everything show in Las Vegas?
Yes — bottle service and VIP table reservations are available at Marquee Nightclub and LIV at Fontainebleau for Eats Everything dates. Table minimums during Eats Everything headliner shows are higher than standard nights and vary by table location, day of week, and whether the date falls on a holiday weekend. Contact NoCoverVegas at (725) 999-9293 to request current pricing and availability — we work directly with venue hosts and can confirm minimums and table options for specific dates.
What is the dress code for a Eats Everything show?
Eats Everything's Las Vegas shows follow standard Strip nightclub and dayclub dress codes. At nightclubs: upscale casual — collared shirts or fashion-forward tops for men, dresses or fashion separates for women. No athletic wear, cargo shorts, or casual sneakers for men at nightclub shows. At dayclubs and pool parties: resort-casual swimwear with cover-ups is appropriate for afternoon pool sessions. The dress code does not relax for festival weekends or major events like EDC Week or Memorial Day. Arrive dressed and ready — venues enforce dress codes at the door regardless of guest list status.
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Eats Everything — March 2026
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