Las Vegas November 13–15 Weekend 2026

The weekend of November 13–15, 2026 combines a six-headliner Las Vegas nightclub circuit with a Sunday NFL regular-season game — an unusual combination that gives sports-oriented visitors a complete Las Vegas weekend arc: nightclub circuit Friday and Saturday, Raiders game Sunday afternoon before departure. The nightclub programming alone justifies the trip. Friday November 13 runs three confirmed headliners simultaneously: Steve Aoki at OMNIA Nightclub at Caesars Palace, Max Styler at LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau, and Ray Volpe at Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World. Saturday November 14 adds Alesso at OMNIA and Cassian at LIV. Sunday November 15 closes with the Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium at 1:05 PM — the Seahawks' first regular-season visit to Las Vegas, making it the highest-profile Raiders home game of the fall schedule.

This is the deepest multi-venue programming window in Las Vegas's November calendar outside of F1 race week (November 19–21). Five nightclub headliners confirmed across three venues over two nights represents the same booking density as summer holiday weekends; the difference is that November 13–15 arrives without the hotel rate premiums and guest list compression that Memorial Day or Labor Day level demand produces. Midrange Strip properties price $140–260 per night for the Friday-Saturday core, and all confirmed nightclub bookings are accessible via NoCoverVegas guest list.

**Friday, November 13 — Steve Aoki, Max Styler, and Ray Volpe**

Steve Aoki at OMNIA Nightclub at Caesars Palace opens the Friday circuit at 10:30 PM. Miami-born DJ and producer Steven Hiroyuki Aoki — founder of Dim Mak Records and one of the Strip's most reliably booked headliners across multiple calendar years — built his performance identity around theatrical crowd engagement: confetti cannons, crowd-climbing, and aggressive drop formats that turn a nightclub set into a participatory spectacle. His production catalog — I'm in the House, Pursuit of Happiness with Kid Cudi, Singularity, Neon Future with Luke Combs, Waste It On Me with BTS — spans electro house and big room EDM across a career that has made him one of the most-booked DJ headliners in Las Vegas across multiple years. Aoki's 2026 residency circuit covers OMNIA, Hakkasan, and Marquee Nightclub; the November 13 OMNIA appearance is part of a full-year residency commitment that positions him as one of the Strip's permanent headliner fixtures. OMNIA Nightclub's 75,000-square-foot multi-level environment — main room with kinetic chandelier, outdoor Terrace, Glow Bar upper level — is the venue where Aoki's theatrical production elements land most effectively. His OMNIA bookings are among the venue's most consistently sold-out nights across multiple years, making guest list submission by Wednesday evening a practical requirement for Friday November 13.

Max Styler at LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau runs simultaneously on Friday November 13 at 10:30 PM. The Las Vegas-based DJ and producer — one of the few Strip headliners who lives in the market he performs in — has built a LIV residency that reflects both his local grounding and his international touring arc, which includes Tomorrowland appearances and a booking history that traces to Hakkasan and EDM's Las Vegas expansion period. Styler's sound positions him in the festival-forward progressive and tech house space — melodic builds with the bass weight that LIV's 50,000-square-foot room rewards. His Las Vegas residency history gives him crowd familiarity — returning fans who know his catalog and set construction — that visiting headliners build only gradually. The result is a LIV Friday set with the room-wide engagement that comes from performing for people who know what's coming. His LIV bookings are confirmed via livnightclub.com and visitlasvegas.com.

Ray Volpe at Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World completes the Friday three-venue circuit at 10:30 PM. The producer who skyrocketed to fame with Laserbeam (2022) — the most-played dubstep track of that year globally — established his first Las Vegas residency at Zouk Nightclub for 2026, with November 13 among his confirmed residency dates. Volpe's sound is built on heavy dubstep, electro bass, and bass house with the kind of drop architecture that distinguishes him from the melodic house and progressive EDM headliners holding concurrent bookings at OMNIA and LIV. For guests who favor bass-heavy, aggressive EDM over melodic progressive house, Ray Volpe at Zouk is the Friday choice; for guests who want Steve Aoki's theatrical spectacle at OMNIA or Max Styler's warmer melodic house at LIV, those bookings run at the same time within a one-mile radius. Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World occupies a distinct architectural space in the Las Vegas circuit: the curved main room design with Funktion-One speaker system is purpose-built for bass-heavy programming, and the venue's position within Resorts World produces a crowd composition weighted toward intentional attendees rather than convenience visitors.

The three-venue Friday circuit — OMNIA (Aoki), LIV (Styler), Zouk (Volpe) — spans approximately 1.5 miles from Fontainebleau at the north Strip to Resorts World slightly further north, with OMNIA at Caesars Palace in the middle. For groups wanting to visit multiple venues on Friday, a LIV-to-OMNIA pairing is the most efficient two-venue arc; Zouk requires a rideshare from the Caesars/Cosmopolitan corridor.

**Saturday, November 14 — Alesso and Cassian**

Saturday November 14 concentrates the headline talent at two venues with distinct sonic identities — Alesso's melodic progressive EDM at OMNIA and Cassian's house music at LIV — giving the weekend circuit a clear choice architecture between commercial electronic music and deeper club-oriented programming.

Alesso at OMNIA Nightclub at Caesars Palace at 10:30 PM. Alessandro Lindblad — performing as Alesso — is a Swedish DJ and producer who emerged alongside Avicii, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Axwell in the Scandinavian EDM wave of the early 2010s. His production catalog — Years (2013), Heroes (We Could Be) with Tove Lo (2014), Scars with Ryan Hurd (2019), Words with Zara Larsson (2019) — spans melodic progressive house with pop crossover appeal, positioned at the commercial end of electronic music while retaining production depth. Alesso's OMNIA residency is one of the venue's most consistent Saturday bookings across 2026, appearing multiple times across the calendar year. His Saturday OMNIA sets are the format where his catalog lands most effectively: a 3,000-person room with production infrastructure capable of matching the visual scale his music implies. The kinetic chandelier and multi-level OMNIA architecture provide the physical environment that Alesso's melodic progressive house builds require to hit their intended emotional impact. For guests who attended OMNIA on Friday (Steve Aoki's big room EDM), Saturday's Alesso booking provides a stylistically adjacent but tonally different experience — Alesso's sets build more deliberately toward melodic peaks rather than Aoki's immediate-drop theatrical format.

Cassian at LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau at 10:30 PM delivers the deeper, club-oriented alternative for guests who prefer progressive house and melodic house over commercial EDM. The Australian DJ and producer — born Tom Cassian Whitmore — has built a reputation on the international circuit for underground-influenced productions that blend melodic depth with club-functional energy, releasing through tastemaker labels and touring the festival circuit in a way that positions him in the thoughtful end of the house music spectrum rather than the mainstream EDM top tier. His LIV residency in 2026 is part of a larger resident lineup that positions Fontainebleau's flagship nightclub at the intersection of commercial appeal and credible underground influence. For guests who have attended LIV for Max Styler on Friday and want a different sonic experience on Saturday, Cassian provides a deeper, more nuanced house music arc in the same production environment. His LIV sets typically build slowly, spending the first hour in deeper programming before transitioning into more recognizable melodic peaks — a format that rewards arriving at opening rather than mid-night.

**Sunday, November 15 — Seahawks vs Raiders at Allegiant Stadium**

The weekend closes Sunday November 15 with the Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium at 1:05 PM. This is Seattle's first regular-season visit to Las Vegas — the Seahawks have never played a regular-season game at Allegiant Stadium since the Raiders relocated to Las Vegas in 2020, making the November 15 matchup historically notable beyond its Week 10 context. The game kicks off at 1:05 PM PST and broadcasts on CBS.

Allegiant Stadium at 3333 Al Davis Way sits approximately one mile from the southern end of the Strip — a 20-minute walk from Mandalay Bay, or a short rideshare from any Strip hotel. The 65,000-seat domed stadium has hosted every major Las Vegas live event since opening in 2020, including Super Bowl LVIII in February 2024, multiple concerts, and every Raiders home game since the franchise relocated. The Wynn Field Club — a premium seating area within Allegiant Stadium branded through the Wynn Las Vegas naming partnership — provides field-level club access with dedicated hospitality for guests who want the premium in-stadium experience. A 1:05 PM kickoff means a roughly 4:15 PM game end, positioning guests for a 5:00–6:00 PM airport departure window from Harry Reid International Airport (approximately 10 minutes from the stadium by rideshare) — workable for Sunday evening flights.

**Comparing the November 6–8 and November 13–15 Weekends**

For Las Vegas visitors choosing between the two November weekends, the programming comparison is instructive. November 6–8 concentrates on the melodic progressive EDM and bass EDM end of the spectrum — Martin Garrix, Sam Feldt, Afrojack. November 13–15 adds Zouk's bass house circuit (Ray Volpe), Steve Aoki's theatrical spectacle, and the Alesso-Cassian split that covers both commercial EDM and deeper house. Guests with a Sunday sports component should choose November 13–15 for the Raiders game. Guests who want a purely nightclub-focused weekend should evaluate based on artist preference between the two weeks.

**Hotel Strategy for November 13–15**

Caesars Palace positions guests for OMNIA across both Friday (Steve Aoki) and Saturday (Alesso) — the strongest two-night venue pairing of the weekend. Fontainebleau positions guests for LIV across both Friday (Max Styler) and Saturday (Cassian). For the Sunday NFL game at Allegiant Stadium, south Strip properties (Mandalay Bay, New York-New York, MGM Grand) are 10–15 minutes by rideshare versus 20–25 minutes from the north Strip. Hotel rates for November 13–15 run $140–260 for midrange Strip properties and $200–360 for luxury tier, well below F1 Week rates two weeks later.

**Guest List Access for November 13–15**

NoCoverVegas guest list covers entry at OMNIA (Friday and Saturday), LIV Nightclub (Friday and Saturday), and Zouk (Friday) for November 13–15. Steve Aoki at OMNIA on Friday is the highest-demand slot of the weekend — submit by Wednesday evening. Ray Volpe at Zouk and Max Styler at LIV carry lower list competition; submit by Thursday for both. Saturday Alesso/OMNIA and Cassian/LIV are accessible with Friday morning submission. Dress code: upscale attire, no athletic footwear, no shorts for men. Guest list arrival window is 10:30 PM to midnight at OMNIA and LIV; Zouk's guest list typically runs until 11:30 PM. Mixed groups should arrive as a full unit to streamline check-in processing.