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Lost FrequenciesJune 2026

Lost Frequencies's Las Vegas residency schedule for June 2026. Get on the free guest list and skip the cover.

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Highlighted dates indicate typical performance nights for Lost Frequencies based on residency schedules. Specific dates are confirmed closer to each show.

Schedule Status

Lost Frequencies in Las Vegas — June 2026

Lost Frequencies's full day-by-day lineup for June 2026 has not yet been announced by Palm Tree Beach Club or Marquee Nightclub or OMNIA Nightclub or Marquee Dayclub. 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 Lost Frequencies 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 Lost Frequencies 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 Lost Frequencies's June lineup is posted.

June starts the Las Vegas summer season in full — temperatures climb past 100°F, dayclubs run seven-day programming at the major hotels, and EDM residencies drop some of their heaviest headliner weekends. Expect premium Saturday covers and hotel-occupancy surcharges at Strip properties.

Lost Frequencies fits directly into that cycle. Edm residencies at Palm Tree Beach Club and Marquee Nightclub and OMNIA Nightclub and Marquee Dayclub align with the months when Vegas weekend demand peaks, and June 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 Lost Frequencies 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.

Note: 1 of 4 residency venue listed for Lost Frequencies does not yet have a dedicated NoCoverVegas page. The calendar still reflects typical nights at those rooms.

Artist Profile

About Lost Frequencies

Belgian DJ and producer Felix De Laet — born November 30, 1993 in Brussels — who broke internationally in 2014 with 'Are You with Me,' a future house rework that reached #1 in Belgium, Australia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK and introduced millions of listeners to melodic dance music. He became the first Belgian artist to reach number one in the United Kingdom with a solo release — a chart milestone that opened the European festival circuit to him almost immediately. Signed to Armada Music, Lost Frequencies followed with 'Reality' (feat. Janieck Devy), 'Beautiful Life' (feat. Sandro Cavazza), and a catalog of melodic pop-house productions that have collectively accumulated billions of streams and earned him a permanent position on the global festival circuit — from Tomorrowland and Ultra to Coachella. His 2021 collaboration with Calum Scott on 'Where Are You Now' became a top 10 hit in Germany and Ireland and returned him to mainstream chart positions across multiple European markets after a period of consolidating his festival reputation. His sound sits at the intersection of future house, melodic EDM, and dance pop, combining driving four-on-the-floor rhythms with euphoric chord progressions and radio-ready vocal hooks that translate across both club and festival environments. He has accumulated over 36 million monthly Spotify listeners, one of the largest streaming audiences among European dance producers. His Las Vegas 2026 summer schedule includes OMNIA Nightclub (June 6), Palm Tree Beach Club (June 13 and August 16), Marquee Nightclub (June 27), and Marquee Dayclub (August 1 — Beatport Fridays series), making him one of the most consistently booked international electronic artists on the Las Vegas Strip for the summer pool season. Guest list through NoCoverVegas for his Las Vegas appearances. Sources: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Frequencies, lostfrequencies.com

Sound

Lost Frequencies's Sound & Style

Belgian future house and melodic EDM producer whose four-on-the-floor rhythmic architecture supports euphoric vocal hooks engineered for simultaneous radio and dancefloor performance — Lost Frequencies' multi-venue 2026 Las Vegas summer residency (OMNIA, Palm Tree, Marquee) delivers the same chart-topping melodic instinct that made 'Are You with Me' the first Belgian #1 in UK Singles Chart history in a pool party and nightclub context.

Career

Lost Frequencies — Career Highlights

Felix De Laet's 'Are You with Me' (2014) reached #1 in Belgium, Australia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK — making him the first Belgian artist to top the UK Singles Chart as a solo act, and accumulating over 1 billion Spotify streams by 2024. Lost Frequencies has amassed 36M+ monthly Spotify listeners, with a catalog across Armada Music spanning melodic pop-house hits that have earned festival placements at Tomorrowland, Ultra, and Coachella. Sources: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Frequencies, lostfrequencies.com/music-2-2/

Essential Tracks

  • Are You with Me
  • Reality (feat. Janieck Devy)
  • Beautiful Life (feat. Sandro Cavazza)
  • Where Are You Now (with Calum Scott)
  • Sun Is Shining (feat. Nora En Pure)

Residency History

Lost Frequencies Las Vegas Residency History

2026 Las Vegas summer residency spanning OMNIA Nightclub (Caesars Palace), Palm Tree Beach Club (MGM Grand), Marquee Nightclub and Marquee Dayclub (Cosmopolitan). Confirmed dates: OMNIA June 6, Palm Tree June 13 and August 16, Marquee Nightclub June 27, Marquee Dayclub August 1 (Beatport Fridays). Sources: electronic.vegas/artist/lost-frequencies/, bandsintown.com/a/lost-frequencies

Lost Frequencies June 2026— FAQ

When is Lost Frequencies performing in Las Vegas in June 2026?

Lost Frequencies holds residencies at Palm Tree Beach Club and Marquee Nightclub and OMNIA Nightclub and Marquee Dayclub in Las Vegas, and typically performs on Select dates — OMNIA Nightclub (Jun 6), Palm Tree Beach Club (Jun 13, Aug 16), Marquee Dayclub (Aug 1), Marquee Nightclub (Jun 27) nights during residency months. The specific day-by-day lineup for June 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 Lost Frequencies's June schedule is posted.

How do I get on the guest list for Lost Frequencies in June 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 Lost Frequencies perform in Las Vegas?

Lost Frequencies is a resident DJ at Palm Tree Beach Club, Marquee Nightclub, OMNIA Nightclub, Marquee Dayclub in Las Vegas. Known for edm, Lost Frequencies regularly headlines events at these venues. Check back for updated show dates and get on the free guest list.

How much are tickets for Lost Frequencies in Las Vegas?

Cover charges for Lost Frequencies 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 Lost Frequencies play in Las Vegas?

Lost Frequencies is known for edm. Belgian future house and melodic EDM producer whose four-on-the-floor rhythmic architecture supports euphoric vocal hooks engineered for simultaneous radio and dancefloor performance — Lost Frequencies' multi-venue 2026 Las Vegas summer residency (OMNIA, Palm Tree, Marquee) delivers the same chart-topping melodic instinct that made 'Are You with Me' the first Belgian #1 in UK Singles Chart history in a pool party and nightclub context. Las Vegas dayclubs and nightclubs program Lost Frequencies'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 Lost Frequencies set in Las Vegas?

At Las Vegas nightclubs, Lost Frequencies 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 Lost Frequencies show in Las Vegas?

Yes — bottle service and VIP table reservations are available at Palm Tree Beach Club and Marquee Nightclub and OMNIA Nightclub and Marquee Dayclub for Lost Frequencies dates. Table minimums during Lost Frequencies 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 Lost Frequencies show?

Lost Frequencies'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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