TAO Beach Dayclub June 2026 — Summer Season Lineup

TAO Beach Dayclub launches its 2026 summer season in June with a programming calendar that spans electronic house, hip-hop, and open-format music across eight confirmed bookings at The Venetian Resort's outdoor pool venue. The venue's position within The Venetian Resort — one of Las Vegas's most recognizable casino hotel complexes on the north Strip — gives TAO Beach a built-in audience drawn from the property's hotel guests alongside the broader Las Vegas pool party market.

The June 5 opener features Jerro, the Bergen-born Norwegian producer and DJ whose melodic electronic catalog has built a following in the deep house and progressive house spaces. His Friday afternoon sets at TAO Beach establish the weekend opening energy at the venue — melodic, groove-forward programming that transitions the weekday crowd into pool party season mode. Jerro's sound occupies the intersection of house music's emotional directness and electronic production's technical precision, giving his TAO Beach sets a character distinct from the hip-hop and top-40 programming that anchors TAO Beach's mid-week and Sunday programming.

Saturday June 6 brings DJ Pauly D — Paul Michael DelVecchio Jr., the Providence-born DJ and television personality who built a following through MTV's Jersey Shore and subsequent years of Las Vegas residency bookings. His open-format DJ sets blend hip-hop, pop-crossover, and electronic dance music into crowd-accessible programming that TAO Beach's Saturday audience consistently responds to. DJ Pauly D's approach to the dayclub format prioritizes crowd engagement over genre specificity — his sets deploy recognizable anthems across hip-hop and electronic music that keep the pool deck energized across a full afternoon session. His TAO Beach Saturday appearances have been among the venue's most reliably attended regular-season bookings across multiple Las Vegas summer seasons.

Sunday June 7 transitions to DJ Snake performing a hip-hop set — a format shift from his standard electronic production that demonstrates the range of his programming at TAO Beach. William Sami Étienne Grigahcine, known as DJ Snake, constructed his early career through production work in the hip-hop space: his credits include work with Diplo, Major Lazer, and a catalog of trap-adjacent production that predates his emergence as an EDM headliner. His "Turn Down for What" with Lil Jon drew its aggressive 808 architecture from trap's foundational vocabulary, and his hip-hop set at TAO Beach draws on that same catalog and crate to deliver programming calibrated for Sunday afternoon pool parties where the crowd tends younger and more broad-based than the dedicated electronic music audiences of Friday and Saturday sessions.

The June 12 booking brings Cedric Gervais to the Friday slot — the Miami-based DJ and producer whose 2014 Grammy Award for Best Remixed Recording (for his remix of Lana Del Rey's "Summertime Sadness") established him in the progressive house and deep house production space. His TAO Beach Friday sets deploy a blend of melodic house and driving progressive production that suits the dayclub format's extended afternoon arc. His 2026 Las Vegas residency spans multiple Strip venues across the summer season; his TAO Beach appearance on June 12 is among his earlier confirmed summer bookings.

Saturday June 13 delivers Chris Lake — the British-born, Los Angeles-based DJ and producer who founded Black Book Records and built a catalog that includes "Turn Off The Lights," "Love... Finally," and the collaboration "The Answer" with Skrillex. Lake's underground credibility within the tech house and deep house communities does not prevent his Las Vegas bookings from reaching broad audiences — his Black Book Records label identity and production precision attract dedicated house music followers while his broader name recognition draws general pool party crowds to TAO Beach's Saturday peak programming. His June 13 appearance at TAO Beach is one of his mid-June Las Vegas bookings alongside his appearances at OMNIA Dayclub and Palm Tree Beach Club across the 2026 season.

Vandelux takes the June 19 Juneteenth Friday slot — the Los Angeles-based DJ and producer whose tech house and deep tech house catalog has built a growing presence in the Las Vegas dayclub market. His TAO Beach Juneteenth booking coincides with one of June's highest-demand pool party days, drawing guests who begin the Juneteenth Federal holiday weekend at the Venetian property before spreading across the Strip's multiple simultaneously running dayclub venues. Levi closes the regular June calendar on June 26 Friday, holding TAO Beach's resident position that anchors the venue's non-headliner programming across the season. Tyga closes June with a Sunday pool party appearance on June 28 — the Los Angeles rapper whose catalog includes "Taste" featuring Offset, "Rack City," and "Ayo" with Chris Brown brings his performance energy to TAO Beach's Sunday format, delivering a set that draws from his hip-hop catalog in the outdoor dayclub setting.

Guest list strategy for June at TAO Beach: Saturday bookings — particularly DJ Pauly D June 6 and Chris Lake June 13 — should be registered through NoCoverVegas at least 3–5 days in advance. Friday bookings (Jerro, Cedric Gervais, Vandelux) have more availability but benefit from advance registration. Tyga on Sunday June 28 follows the Marshmello/FISHER weekend at TAO Beach's competing venues — Sunday guest list availability is typically better than Saturday peak days. All TAO Beach events begin at 11:00 AM. The Venetian Resort address is 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd.