Marshmello

Christopher Comstock — performing as Marshmello since early 2015 — built one of electronic dance music's most successful anonymous stage identities by maintaining a deliberate separation between his personal life and his public career, appearing exclusively in a white, oversized marshmallow helmet costume that has become one of the most recognizable images in contemporary EDM. He first developed an audience on SoundCloud in 2010 under the alias Dotcom, posting mashups, remixes, and original productions that demonstrated a strong instinct for melody and accessible pop structure well before his rebranding. The Marshmello identity launched publicly in June 2015 with remixes of Jack Ü and Zedd that circulated widely in the EDM community, establishing an immediate stylistic signature: groove-oriented, bass-heavy productions built on major-key chord progressions and anthemic vocal drops engineered for broad emotional appeal. His anonymous persona attracted immediate public speculation, with his identity widely understood to be Christopher Comstock following inadvertent online disclosures, though he has maintained the stage persona consistently through all public appearances and performances. His debut studio album Joytime arrived January 8, 2016, via his own Joytime Collective imprint, introducing his sound to a catalog audience and establishing his independence as a label-operated artist. The lead single Keep It Mello featuring rapper Omar Linx was certified gold by the RIAA, confirming commercial viability beyond the streaming context where he first built his following. Subsequent studio albums followed: Joytime II (2018), Joytime III (2019), and Shockwave (2021) each extended his catalog and deepened his profile as one of the most consistent release-cycle producers in the EDM mainstream. His most commercially successful recordings arrived through high-profile collaborations with pop and R&B artists whose audiences extended his reach well beyond the EDM festival demographic: Silence featuring Khalid (2017) earned multi-platinum certification in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom; Wolves with Selena Gomez (2017) became a pop radio crossover hit; Friends with Anne-Marie (2018) reached the top ten in multiple European countries; Happier with Bastille (2018) became one of his most globally streamed productions, earning multi-platinum certification across multiple markets and sustained mainstream radio airplay that confirmed his reach extended to audiences with no prior relationship to electronic dance music. The Alone original (2016), released prior to the major pop collaborations, remains his signature standalone production — a melodic future bass anthem whose piano hook became one of the most recognizable sonic identifiers in the 2016 festival season and demonstrated the emotional directness that would define his commercial pop collaborations in the years that followed. Beyond music, the Marshmello brand has extended into gaming partnerships, entertainment cross-promotions, and consumer products — a brand-extension strategy that has made him one of EDM's highest-earning acts for multiple consecutive years. His 2026 Wynn Nightlife residency is centered at Encore Beach Club through a May–September season, with confirmed dates including May 9, May 17 (EDC Week Sunday), May 30, June 27, July 18, September 6, September 13, and September 19. Guest list through NoCoverVegas for his EBC and XS appearances provides free entry for qualifying guests, with advance registration essential for high-demand EDC Week and holiday weekend dates when both venues operate at capacity. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshmello, wynnsocial.com.

Christopher Comstock — known as Marshmello — collaborated with Selena Gomez on Wolves (2017), Bastille on Happier (2018), Khalid on Silence (2017), and Anne-Marie on Friends (2018), with each track earning multi-platinum certification in the United States and generating crossover pop radio airplay that placed him among the highest-earning EDM acts for multiple consecutive years. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshmello At XS Nightclub, Marshmello performs on Saturdays and select Sundays; EBC 2026 season (May–September), commanding some of the venue's most in-demand time slots.

Marshmello currently performs at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club in Las Vegas, typically on Saturdays and select Sundays; EBC 2026 season (May–September). Their sets span Future Bass / EDM, delivering a sound that has earned them one of the most dedicated followings in the Las Vegas residency circuit.

Marshmello's sound: Future bass and pop-EDM built on major-key melodic drops and accessible emotional hooks — Marshmello's EBC sets deliver the stadium-ready anthems of his multi-platinum collaboration catalog alongside floor-designed builds calibrated for the outdoor dayclub environment, where crowd energy and production spectacle work together at peak Las Vegas summer intensity. At XS Nightclub, 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, Marshmello 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 Marshmello shows are $50-75 — 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.