Kaskade at EBC at Night

Kaskade holds a coveted Las Vegas residency at EBC at Night, one of the most prestigious dayclubs on the Las Vegas Strip. Known for delivering unforgettable progressive house sets, Kaskade's performances at EBC at Night have become a must-see experience for anyone visiting Vegas.

Kaskade typically performs on weekend daytime pool parties (Friday through Sunday during season), drawing massive crowds of EDM fans and nightlife enthusiasts. The pool party atmosphere at EBC at Night creates the perfect setting for Kaskade's signature sound, with cabanas, VIP daybeds, and world-class poolside production.

As a resident artist, Kaskade performs multiple dates throughout the year at EBC at Night. Each show features a unique setlist and production elements that make every night different. Whether you're a longtime fan or experiencing Kaskade live for the first time, a night at EBC at Nightis an experience you won't forget.

Ryan Gary Raddon — performing as Kaskade — is an American DJ and producer born in Chicago and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, who stands as one of the most historically significant figures in the development of American electronic dance music. His career predates the EDM mainstream by more than a decade, building its foundation through underground channels before the festival-driven commercial explosion that transformed the genre's public profile in the early 2010s. His path into the music industry began when he relocated to San Francisco in May 2000 and took a position as an A&R assistant at Om Records — a San Francisco-based house and electronic label whose roster had shaped West Coast underground house music through the late 1990s. Working at Om gave him proximity to professional music production and distribution infrastructure at a time when independent electronic labels were the primary path to audience for artists whose sound existed outside mainstream pop radio. After completing material independently and selling a track to Chicago-based Afterhours Records, he submitted his Kaskade productions to Om through the internal process he understood from his A&R work — his first single What I Say was picked up by Om Records in 2001 and released, beginning the catalog that would span more than two decades. His debut studio album It's You, It's Me, released March 18, 2003 on Om Records, established his signature approach: deep house and downtempo electronic music with soulful vocal components, built on emotional narrative rather than functional peak-time energy. Where European trance and house of the same era were often built around anonymity and dancefloor utility, Kaskade's productions told stories through their vocal layers and melodic progressions. His second album In the Moment arrived May 18, 2004, again on Om, continuing the development of this emotional house approach. The single Steppin' Out reached the top five on Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart — his first major commercial metric and a confirmation that his style resonated with audiences beyond the underground house ecosystem that Om Records served. The albums that followed expanded both his stylistic range and his commercial footprint. The Calm and Love Mysterious in 2006 marked a transition toward more polished production with broader pop accessibility. His 2008 album Strobelite Seduction represented a commercial breakthrough: 4AM became one of the most-played dance records of that year on American radio, and Angel on My Shoulder built an audience that would carry through into the mainstream EDM era that was beginning to form. Dynasty in 2010 cracked the US Billboard 200, a threshold few electronic artists working primarily in house rather than crossover pop EDM had achieved. Fire & Ice followed in 2011 and charted at number 17 on the US Billboard 200 — a chart position that placed him alongside mainstream pop and rock acts in a period when electronic music's commercial crossover into the album chart was still genuinely unusual. Atmosphere (2013) earned Grammy nominations for Best Dance Recording for the title track and Best Dance/Electronica Album for the album itself — Recording Academy recognition for an American progressive house artist that arrived before the period when Grammy nominations for dance music became more routine. The Grammy nominations marked the formal acknowledgment of a career that had been building audience and critical standing for over a decade. His 2011 performance at the Los Angeles Sports Arena — widely cited as one of the first electronic music concerts to sell out a major US arena without a supporting pop act — demonstrated the devoted audience that his productions had built across his Om Records years. Where European DJs were often performing in festival contexts with broader general-audience appeal, Kaskade was drawing dedicated listeners who came specifically for his catalog. Automatic arrived in 2015, and Kx5 — his collaborative project with deadmau5 — began releasing material in 2022, with the debut single Escape appearing March 11, 2022. The Kx5 self-titled album followed on March 17, 2023, marking the fourth major collaborative work between two artists whose individual approaches to progressive electronic music had been in dialogue since their early careers. The collaboration represented both a commercial and creative statement: two of the most critically respected figures in American progressive house and techno, working together with the accumulated credibility of combined careers spanning more than four decades. In 2023, he staged the Trilogy concert at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas — the 65,000-seat NFL venue used by the Las Vegas Raiders. A solo electronic music performance at that scale, without a supporting pop act or festival co-headline, is rare enough that only a small number of artists in any genre have attempted it. The Allegiant Stadium show placed him in a category of performers whose dedicated audience can fill an NFL venue on the strength of their catalog alone — an achievement that reflects the sustained emotional investment his listeners have maintained across his two-plus decades of output. For 2026, Kaskade signed an exclusive residency with Wynn Nightlife at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club — returning to the property where he first held a Las Vegas residency in 2010, which was among the earliest EDM residencies on the Strip before that market segment had fully formed. His 2026 Wynn commitment is exclusive: he does not hold concurrent bookings at Zouk, OMNIA, Hakkasan, or other Strip operators during this period. Confirmed 2026 XS dates: January 17, March 7, April 4, May 18 (EDC Week), June 12, and July 10. Encore Beach Club: March 21. His EDC Week XS booking on May 18, 2026 is one of the most anticipated dates of the entire week — an artist whose career helped define the emotional vocabulary of American progressive house, performing during the week when Las Vegas hosts the world's most significant electronic music festival. Guest list through NoCoverVegas for Kaskade's XS and Encore Beach Club dates provides free entry for qualifying guests, with advance registration essential given the premium demand of EDC Week bookings. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaskade, edmidentity.com/2025/12/13/kaskade-wynn-nightlife-residency-2026/, edmidentity.com/2026/02/05/wynn-nightlife-2026-residency-lineup/ His set format at XS Nightclub draws from the full span of his career rather than concentrating on recent releases. A Kaskade set in 2026 at Wynn might traverse I Remember (his collaboration with deadmau5 that became one of the defining progressive house records of the late 2000s), Eyes featuring Mindy Gledhill (from his 2007 album), Llove featuring Haley (2010, from the Dynasty album that charted at number 17 on the Billboard 200), and contemporary productions from the Kx5 project alongside tracks that established his commercial standing on the Om Records catalog. This career-spanning approach rewards the segment of his audience who have followed him across his two-plus decades of output while remaining accessible to listeners encountering his live performance for the first time through the Wynn residency calendar. The emotional narrative thread in his productions — the quality that distinguished his approach from the functional anonymity of European trance and house in the same period — translates into a live set structure that operates differently from high-energy EDM performances. Rather than building toward a single peak-time climax, a Kaskade set accumulates emotional weight across its duration: tracks succeed each other not through BPM escalation but through tonal relationships and melodic development, creating a sustained journey that rewards full-set attendance rather than arrival at the peak moment. This structural approach suits XS Nightclub's 40,000-square-foot configuration, where the indoor/outdoor layout allows different crowd densities across the room's geography — the guests who arrive for the complete journey can establish themselves at the stage while later arrivals find the outdoor patio experience. His return to Wynn in 2026 after years at Resorts World's Zouk/AYU venues closes a circle from his original Wynn residency beginning in 2010. The 2026 exclusive commitment — no other Las Vegas operator can book him during this period — demonstrates both parties' recognition that the fit between his progressive house aesthetic and Wynn's premium production environment is a market advantage worth formalizing into contractual exclusivity. For EDC Week specifically, his May 18 XS booking carries the weight of his career significance: the artist whose production approach helped define American house music's emotional vocabulary, performing at Wynn's flagship nightclub during the week when the global electronic music industry converges on Las Vegas. The Kx5 collaboration — his ongoing project with deadmau5 that produced the 2023 self-titled album and its single Escape — represents a specific phase of his evolution that resonates with the Wynn audience differently than either his solo Om Records legacy or his festival-era work. Kx5 projects reach listeners who follow both artists independently: the deadmau5 audience for progressive techno and the Kaskade audience for emotional progressive house overlap in a demographic that attends XS Nightclub specifically to hear the intersection of those two approaches. His 2026 XS sets incorporate the Kx5 material alongside his solo catalog, creating a set structure that no other DJ on the Wynn roster can replicate — a genuinely unique combination of the emotional house tradition he built from his Om Records years and the harder, more technically rigorous progressive techno that deadmau5 represents. Guest list through NoCoverVegas for Kaskade at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club provides free entry for qualifying guests. For guests new to Kaskade's catalog who encounter him through the 2026 Wynn Nightlife calendar, his XS Nightclub sets provide the most concentrated entry point into two decades of American progressive house production. The Wynn booking also means they can access him through the NoCoverVegas guest list system at no cover charge — a significant commercial advantage on a date like his May 18 EDC Week XS appearance, when cover charges at comparable nightclub bookings during the same week can exceed $60 for general admission. His confirmed 2026 Encore Beach Club date on March 21 places him in the early-season dayclub calendar, when EBC opens before peak summer demand and the outdoor pool format provides a different experience than the fully-booked July and August schedule. Guest list through NoCoverVegas for Kaskade at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club provides free entry for qualifying guests on all his 2026 residency dates.

As a headliner at EBC at Night, Kaskade commands the main stage and draws some of the largest crowds on the Las Vegas Strip. Headliner nights at EBC at Night typically sell out, which is why getting on the free guest list early is essential. We recommend signing up at least 24-48 hours in advance and arriving by 12:00 PM to guarantee entry.

Vegas nightlife can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be. The NoCoverVegas guest list gets you into EBC at Night to see Kaskade completely free — no cover charge, no ticket purchase, no hidden fees.