LIV Beach August 2026 — Monthly Pool Party Schedule & Lineup

LIV Beach at Fontainebleau Las Vegas operates its late-summer 2026 programming across fourteen August dates spanning five full weekends, with the month organized around three primary headliner anchors: John Summit bookending the first two Saturdays, Disco Lines and Sam Feldt delivering the middle weekend's Friday-Saturday sequence, and Tiësto closing the month on Saturday August 29. August is the Strip's highest-volume pool party month — tourist density remains at seasonal maximum, no competing festivals displace Strip attendance, and the transition toward Labor Day Weekend (which falls in September in 2026) creates a sustained pressure toward end-of-season bucket-list visits across all five weeks.

LIV Beach itself sits within the Fontainebleau Las Vegas campus on the north end of the Strip near the intersection of Las Vegas Boulevard and Convention Center Drive. The venue is a 35,000-square-foot outdoor pool complex with a main stage facing the primary pool area, raised VIP cabana sections, a surrounding lawn deck, and interior bar access that connects to the LIV Nightclub space operating in the evenings. The dayclub format runs 11:30 AM to 6 PM on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays throughout the pool season. The August 2026 programming follows the established LIV Beach pattern of tech house and melodic house Saturdays, open-format and crossover Fridays, and genre-diverse Sundays — a structure that has driven consistent Saturday sell-out rates across the 2026 summer season.

**Saturday August 1 & Saturday August 8 — John Summit**

The month's defining booking is John Summit's back-to-back Saturday appearances on August 1 and August 8 — the most aggressive double-Saturday deployment of a single headliner at LIV Beach since EDC Week. Summit (born Jake Summit in Chicago, Illinois) is the founder of Deep End Records and one of the most-streamed tech house DJs in the world, with his 2021 track Human accumulating tens of millions of plays and establishing him as the successor generation's answer to classic Chicago house influence filtered through contemporary tech house production values. His catalog spans deep, percussion-forward house constructions built on pulsing 128–130 BPM frameworks, layered synthesizer arpeggios, and the kind of extended build-and-release architecture that plays particularly well in outdoor dayclub settings where the sound system has physical room to breathe. The August 1 Saturday falls during the final weekend of the Black Hat USA security conference (August 1–6, 2026 at Mandalay Bay), drawing an additional layer of professional conference attendees who extend their Vegas trip through the weekend. The August 8 Saturday closes the MAGIC Las Vegas trade show (August 10–12, 2026, but the August 8 weekend sees early arrivals and pre-show socializing) — creating two consecutive Saturdays where Summit's LIV Beach appearances serve as the primary Saturday dayclub destination for convention-week visitors whose schedules align with either date.

**Sunday August 2 — Kromi**

Sunday August 2 features Kromi — an emerging deep house and melodic techno producer whose appearance at LIV Beach represents a booking in the ascending curve of their Las Vegas dayclub career. Kromi's sound operates in the 126–130 BPM range with elongated chord progressions and the kind of hypnotic groove architecture that makes them an effective Sunday morning-into-afternoon performer. The August 2 Sunday slot follows John Summit's August 1 peak Saturday, offering guests who stayed through the weekend a stylistically cohesive but texturally different follow-up experience — Summit's darker, more aggressive Chicago tech house giving way to Kromi's more spacious, melodic approach as Sunday's more relaxed crowd sets the pace.

**Friday August 7 — Sommer Ray**

Friday August 7 brings Sommer Ray to LIV Beach — the Denver-born internet personality and DJ who has built a parallel career in performance alongside her fitness and lifestyle brand. Her LIV Beach appearances draw the crossover audience of social media and lifestyle-focused visitors that makes Friday programming at the venue distinct from its Saturday counterparts. Sommer Ray's DJ sets blend commercially accessible EDM, hip-hop-adjacent electronic music, and pop-influenced house in an open-format approach calibrated to the Friday afternoon crowd that tends to skew younger and more party-oriented than the dedicated electronic music audience that Saturday headliners like John Summit or Tiësto attract.

**Sunday August 9 — Sidepiece**

Sunday August 9 delivers Sidepiece — the Miami-based DJ duo of Party Favor (Dylan Ragland) and Nitti Gritti (Davide Bortot) — for their first August LIV Beach booking before returning for a second appearance on August 22. Sidepiece launched in 2019 as a side project (hence the name) that blended Party Favor's trap and future bass expertise with Nitti Gritti's electro house and tech house background, and the resulting sound — funky, percussion-heavy, with big sub bass hits and melodic call-and-response sequences — has made them one of the most-booked Sunday afternoon dayclub acts in Las Vegas. Their August 9 slot at LIV Beach follows the John Summit Saturday run, offering the first-full-weekend crowd a lower-BPM, more groovy Sunday alternative to the weekend's tech house emphasis.

**Friday August 14 — Sam Feldt**

Sam Feldt takes the Friday August 14 slot, marking his return to LIV Beach for his third confirmed appearance of the 2026 summer season. The Dutch DJ and producer Felix Feldt has built his brand around the "heartfeldt" aesthetic — a tropical, emotionally direct form of melodic house and future house that draws from Kygo's Norwegian tropical house tradition while incorporating R&B vocal samples and pop-song construction. His catalog includes "Show Me Love" (a 2015 top-ten hit in the Netherlands and Belgium), "Post Malone" (a viral collaboration with Rani), and a series of releases on Spinnin Records that have given him sustained commercial presence in both the festival and Las Vegas dayclub markets. The Friday August 14 booking coincides with the run-up to MAGIC Las Vegas (August 10–12 at LVCC, with trade show afterparties and fashion industry visitors extending into the August 14 weekend), and Sam Feldt's melodic, approachable tropical house sound is well-positioned for the mixed-demographic crowd that fashion trade shows bring to the Strip.

**Saturday August 15 — Disco Lines**

Saturday August 15 features Disco Lines — one of the most active and frequently booked dayclub performers on the Strip in the 2025–2026 season. Disco Lines (producer and DJ from the San Francisco Bay Area) operates in the intersection of deep house, filtered disco, and melodic house, with a catalog built on loop-based constructions with strong sample-flip DNA and the kind of vinyl-reference aesthetic that resonates with an audience whose taste runs toward sophisticated house rather than peak-time festival energy. His August 15 LIV Beach Saturday occupies one of the most competitive weekend slots of the month — the same afternoon features The Chainsmokers at Encore Beach Club and Fisher at OMNIA Dayclub simultaneously — and his booking reflects LIV Beach's strategy of counterprogramming the bigger-budget headliner Saturdays with artists who draw a more genre-specific house audience rather than trying to compete directly on commercial name recognition.

**Sunday August 16 — Nic Vans**

Sunday August 16 closes the third August weekend with Nic Vans — a Las Vegas-based DJ and resident performer whose local market knowledge and crowd familiarity with the Strip dayclub circuit make them a reliable Sunday afternoon booking. Nic Vans's sets blend melodic house, progressive house, and tech house in a crowd-reading format built for the Sunday afternoon attrition dynamic, where the crowd has been through two peak days and needs music that rewards both attentive listeners and casual poolside relaxation. The August 16 booking follows Disco Lines's Saturday headline and continues the weekend's melodic house orientation.

**Friday August 21 — Devault**

Devault takes Friday August 21 — the Chicago-born DJ and producer Josh Zeltzer, whose melodic house and progressive house catalog has positioned him as one of the signature LIV Beach Friday performers of the 2026 season. His sound sits at the intersection of emotional melodic house (in the tradition of Lane 8 and CamelPhat) and accessible progressive production, with chord progressions and vocal layering that work particularly well in the late-morning-into-early-afternoon dayclub window when the pool crowd is building from arrival to peak density. The August 21 Friday slot kicks off the fourth August weekend, which is otherwise led by Sidepiece (Aug 22) and the final week of GLAMOUR x Beauty convention visitors (August 20–22) adding a fashion and lifestyle layer to the weekend crowd.

**Saturday August 22 — Sidepiece (Return)**

Sidepiece returns on Saturday August 22 — their second LIV Beach booking of August — anchoring the fourth Saturday of the month in a repeat that signals significant audience demand for the duo's format in the mid-August period. The August 22 Saturday features simultaneous competition from Marshmello at Encore Beach Club and Tiësto at OMNIA Dayclub, placing Sidepiece's funky tech house in direct competition with the Strip's two highest-demand simultaneous dayclub headliners outside of holiday weekends. The crowd split across those three simultaneous bookings reflects the diversity of the August dayclub market — Marshmello for the festival-adjacent mainstream audience, Tiësto for the progressive-house faithful, and Sidepiece for the house-specific crowd that prioritizes groove and rhythm over spectacle.

**Saturday August 29 — Tiësto (Month Closing)**

The month culminates with Tiësto on Saturday August 29 — his fifth confirmed Las Vegas dayclub or nightclub booking of the 2026 season and the premium closing weekend that connects August programming to the Labor Day Weekend run that opens September. Tijs Michiel Verwest (Tiësto) is the Dutch DJ and producer who pioneered the trance movement in the early 2000s through his Club Life residency, his 2004 Olympic performance in Athens, and a catalog that spans "Adagio for Strings," "Traffic," "Red Lights," and the pop-crossover work of his later career including "The Business" and "Don't Be Shy." His position in the contemporary Las Vegas market is that of the reliable crossover headliner whose decades-long catalog recognition drives attendance from visitors who would not identify as dedicated electronic music fans but who respond to his name recognition and commercial track catalog. The August 29 LIV Beach booking is simultaneously the last major LIV Beach headliner booking before Labor Day Weekend (September 4–7) and the anchor for a weekend that also features The Chainsmokers at Encore Beach Club, Zedd at OMNIA Dayclub, and Chris Lake at Palm Tree Beach Club — one of the most headliner-dense final August weekends in the Strip's summer calendar.

**Sunday August 30 — Sunday Circuit x Coffee & Chill**

Sunday August 30 closes the month with Sunday Circuit x Coffee & Chill, a recurring LIV Beach Sunday programming format featuring a Special Guest TBA performer in a relaxed, end-of-weekend pool session. The Coffee & Chill format runs at the same 11:30 AM opening time as standard dayclub programming but draws a mellower crowd more oriented toward extended conversation, late-morning mimosa service, and lower-energy pool floating than the peak-Saturday experience. The format has become a LIV Beach Sunday tradition and functions as the season's emotional cooldown before Labor Day Weekend opens the final major push of the pool party calendar.

**Guest List Strategy for August**

Guest list through NoCoverVegas covers general admission for qualifying groups across all August LIV Beach dates. John Summit August 1 and August 8 are the month's highest-demand Saturdays — register at least five to seven days before each date. August 1 in particular, coinciding with the final Black Hat weekend, has conference-affiliated visitors filling lists earlier than typical non-holiday Saturdays. Tiësto August 29 is the month's most elevated run-up booking and carries guest list demand comparable to holiday weekends — register by Tuesday August 25 for the safest placement. Disco Lines August 15 and Sam Feldt August 14 are the most accessible mid-August entry points; Friday lists typically close Thursday night and have more availability than Saturday counterparts. Walk-up cover for August headliner Saturdays runs $40–$80 per person without guest list; Tiësto August 29 walk-up cover may reach $80–$120 given the end-of-summer demand premium.