Palm Tree Beach Club July 2026 — Summer Season Lineup

Palm Tree Beach Club July 2026 delivers the venue's peak month of programming — sixteen confirmed performances across four weekends, with headliners whose combined global streaming numbers and Las Vegas residency track records make July at Palm Tree one of the most consistently stacked dayclub months in MGM's pool programming history.

The Fourth of July holiday weekend opens the month on a high-intensity note. Mike Attack returns for Friday July 3, holding the resident DJ slot that has become one of his regular Palm Tree appearances on holiday Fridays. Saturday July 4 delivers FISHER — Graeme Fisher, the Australian DJ and producer whose bass house and tech house productions have built one of the most loyal live followings in electronic music over the past decade. His catalog centers on tracks like "Losing It," "Yeah the Girls," "Crowd Control," and "After Midnight" — recordings that prioritize raw bass architecture, industrial percussion, and extended peak-hour sequences calibrated for maximum outdoor pool impact. FISHER's July 4 booking at Palm Tree is his second confirmed appearance at the venue in 2026, following his May performance during EDC Week. His Independence Day slot draws fans who specifically seek his high-energy tech house approach as an alternative to the more pop-crossover bookings at EBC and OMNIA Dayclub on the same Saturday. The Fourth of July weekend is one of the three highest-demand weekends of the Las Vegas summer calendar; Tiësto at Palm Tree's later July appearances, Fisher's availability through NoCoverVegas guest list, and the MGM campus's walkable access to T-Mobile Arena parking make this one of the most accessible entry points into the Independence Day dayclub circuit.

The second and third July weekends fall during NBA 2K Summer League (July 9–19, 2026) — the Las Vegas Strip's most celebrity-concentrated non-holiday stretch of the year, when all 30 NBA franchises converge on UNLV's Thomas & Mack Center and their players, agents, and executives become the Strip's dominant bottle-service crowd. Palm Tree Beach Club, with its MGM Grand campus location adjacent to the arena district and T-Mobile Arena, occupies a particularly accessible position during Summer League week for athletes and personnel staying at MGM-affiliated properties. Saturday July 11 delivers Tiësto at Palm Tree for his first confirmed July dayclub appearance at the venue — a mid-Summer-League booking that draws both the NBA-adjacent crowd and Tiësto's own crossover fanbase. Tiësto's progressive house and tech house catalog, spanning from his early trance recordings through "The Business," "10:35" with Tate McRae, and "Hot in It" with Charli XCX, provides one of the most genre-spanning set templates in electronic music — an asset in the celebrity-audience environment of Summer League week, where the crowd spans hip-hop fans through dance music devotees. DJ Shift holds Friday July 10 as a resident opener for the Summer League weekend, and Sunday July 12 features Twinsick — the DJ duo whose energetic production catalog bridges tech house and bass music — as the Sunday set after the peak Saturday.

Chris Lake headlines Saturday July 18 for the closing weekend of NBA Summer League. The British-born DJ and producer — born Christopher Charles Lake, founder of Black Book Records and a central figure in the current deep house and tech house underground — brings the most sonically distinct booking of the July calendar at Palm Tree. His productions, including "Turn Off The Lights," "Love... Finally," and the collaborative "The Answer" with Skrillex, operate at the intersection of underground credibility and commercial accessibility that has made him one of the highest-demand dayclub headliners on the Las Vegas circuit. His July 18 Palm Tree appearance is his second Summer League week booking at the venue — a confirmation of his role as one of Palm Tree's rotating A-list residents across the summer season. DJ Stretch returns for Friday July 17 in his regular Friday resident capacity, warming up the Summer League closing weekend before Lake's Saturday afternoon.

The final July weekend (July 25–26) wraps the month with two of the summer calendar's more distinctive performers. Saturday July 25 delivers Elderbrook — the British artist Alex Kotz, whose work spans electronic production, songwriting, and vocalist performance in a format that bridges club music and pop songwriting with genuine artistic depth. Elderbrook's catalog includes "How Many Times" (with Claptone), "Cola" (with CamelPhat, a Grammy winner for Best Dance Recording), "Sleepwalking" (with Rudimental), and his solo work as a vocalist and producer that has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams. His DJ Set format at Palm Tree translates his organic, vocally-centered electronic music into a dayclub performance that draws fans who attend specifically for his artistry rather than the drop-driven floor show typical of peak-hour pool parties. Vandelux closes out July on Sunday July 26 with a DJ set at Palm Tree — the Los Angeles-based DJ and producer whose melodic house and deep tech house sets have made him a recurring presence in the Las Vegas dayclub circuit, including appearances at TAO Beach and other Strip venues across the 2026 season.

July at Palm Tree Beach Club runs in parallel with the most competitive dayclub programming window of the Las Vegas summer. Encore Beach Club at Wynn books Marshmello, ODESZA, and other globally recognized acts across the same July weekends. OMNIA Dayclub at Caesars runs its own July residency calendar with Zedd, Chris Lake (as a dual-venue booking), and other concurrent headliners. Palm Tree's competitive position rests on its saltwater pool environment, its Kygo co-founded aesthetic identity, and a booking philosophy that prioritizes musical character over pure EDM celebrity — an approach that earns consistent loyalty from guests who return specifically because of how the venue feels, not just who is performing. The combined draw of Fisher, Tiësto, Chris Lake, and Elderbrook across four Saturdays makes July 2026 Palm Tree's strongest single-month lineup since opening.

Guest list for July: Fisher July 4 is the highest-demand booking of the month — register through NoCoverVegas at least five to seven days before Independence Day. Tiësto July 11 during Summer League week should be registered by Wednesday July 8. Chris Lake July 18 fills quickly for his underground-credentialed crowd; register by Wednesday July 15. Elderbrook July 25 is more accessible than the preceding Saturdays and typically has availability through Thursday registration. Walk-up cover for July headliner Saturdays runs $50–$90 per person.