EBC at Night Events — June 2026

Encore Beach Club at Night — known as EBC at Night — is the nighttime transformation of Wynn Las Vegas's outdoor pool venue into one of the most distinctive club experiences in Las Vegas. While the daytime Encore Beach Club operates as a pool party during daylight hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, EBC at Night activates the same outdoor space after dark for a completely different programming format: a 3,500-person open-air nightclub under the Las Vegas desert sky, with full concert production, Wynn's signature laser and lighting system, and a dedicated headliner performing from 10:30 PM through the early morning. The venue operates on select Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights throughout the summer season, giving Wynn Nightlife a mid-week programming slot that sits between the residency club experience of XS Nightclub and the peak-demand weekend dayclub calendar.

The outdoor setting is what distinguishes EBC at Night from any indoor nightclub on the Strip. The pool deck remains the central feature — illuminated at night with synchronized LED systems, surrounded by 26 furnished cabanas with Strip-view balconies, and bounded by the Encore tower on one side and the open desert sky above. The main stage faces the pool, with multiple levels of VIP daybed and table sections providing elevated sightlines across the full pool area. The capacity of approximately 3,500 is meaningful: large enough to deliver genuine concert-scale production, intimate enough that a Wednesday night EBC at Night crowd reaches a density where the headliner's set creates real communal energy rather than the diffuse atmosphere of an oversized venue at partial capacity. The dress code permits swimwear alongside standard nightclub attire — a uniquely Las Vegas policy that allows guests to experience the pool as both visual centerpiece and physical amenity within the same nightclub environment. No other nightclub on the Strip permits swimming during a headliner set.

The June 2026 Wednesday EBC at Night calendar runs three consecutive nights across the month — June 10, June 17, and June 24 — each headlined by a different Wynn Nightlife resident whose style represents a distinct corner of the electronic music landscape. The June series opens the deep summer nightswim circuit before the July 4th weekend and Memorial Day bookings dominate the Strip's attention, giving these three Wednesdays a lower-pressure, more accessible character than the peak-holiday nightlife calendar.

VAVO opens the June EBC at Night calendar on Wednesday June 10. The Canadian-British duo — Vancouver native Jesse Fischer and London-born Alden Martin — coined the term YEEDM for the music they make: productions that fuse country songwriting and instrumentation with the structural architecture of electronic dance music. Fischer and Alden first connected in 2015 after Alden discovered Jesse's work online and reached out about a collaboration; they formalized the YEEDM concept around the intersection of two American musical traditions that had historically avoided each other. Their catalog of country-influenced remixes — reworkings of Morgan Wallen, Kane Brown, Nate Smith, Dylan Scott, Mitchell Tenpenny, and Shania Twain — has earned seven appearances on the Billboard Dance Charts, including a peak of number 3, and multiple number 1 positions on USA Dance Radio charts. Their rework of Shania Twain's That Don't Impress Me Much brought mainstream visibility to what had been a niche crossover experiment and demonstrated that the country-electronic synthesis had genuine streaming and commercial traction beyond niche fan communities. Collaborations with Kane Brown and Nate Smith cemented their credibility on both sides of the stylistic divide, and endorsements from Tiesto, The Chainsmokers, and David Guetta confirmed their standing within the wider electronic music community. Their 2026 Wynn Nightlife residency at XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club — which includes their June 10 EBC at Night booking — brings the YEEDM format to Las Vegas at a moment when the crossover between country music fandom and electronic nightlife is demonstrably growing, with Dustin Lynch's two-year Wynn residency and the recent Morgan Wallen Allegiant Stadium shows both reflecting the same cultural convergence. The Wednesday June 10 EBC at Night setting is a natural fit for VAVO: the outdoor pool environment, the more intimate Wednesday crowd density, and the Wynn Nightlife production support all suit a performance built around the intersection of two genres rather than the singular-genre programming of a peak-hour Saturday headliner set.

Sullivan King and Valentino Khan co-headline the Wednesday June 17 EBC at Night slot — a dual booking that pairs two of the 2026 Wynn residency roster's most sonically distinct performers on a single pool deck. Valentino Khan brings his bass house and trap production style to the outdoor setting; Sullivan King — the Keaton Prescott project built on dubstep performance fused with live heavy metal guitar and screamed vocals — adds a physically aggressive, concert-format live show that is among the most distinctive performance styles on the Las Vegas circuit. The June 17 co-headline is one of the few Las Vegas nightclub bookings in 2026 where metal fans and rave culture share the same dance floor simultaneously: Khan's grinding sub-bass drops and King's live guitar architecture hit different frequency ranges with comparable force, making the EBC at Night outdoor environment — where low-frequency content extends without the resonance compression of an enclosed club room — an ideal physical context for both performers' sonic signature. Khan arrived at this EBC at Night booking via a career arc that began with Deep Down Low (2014), the defining bass house record of that era that reached clubgoing audiences well beyond the underground bass community and established him as a name whose releases commanded attention from independent dance music listeners and commercial radio programmers simultaneously. His residency history at XS Nightclub, Intrigue Nightclub, and EBC makes him one of the Wynn roster's most experienced performers — the June 17 date is a familiar environment for an artist whose Las Vegas history spans multiple Wynn properties. King's June 17 appearance builds on his debut 2026 Wynn residency, which opened with EBC at Night on May 23 (Memorial Day Weekend Saturday) — the first Las Vegas appearance of a career that Kerrang! magazine profiled as 'the DJ infiltrating rock' for his studio work across Show Some Teeth (Kannibalen, 2019), Loud (Hopeless Records, 2021), and Thrones of Blood (Monstercat, 2023). The co-headline format is appropriate for two artists who approach the same outdoor pool environment from opposite genre traditions and deliver complementary rather than redundant energy across a single set.

BUNT. closes the June EBC at Night calendar on Wednesday June 24 with a performance that represents the furthest departure from conventional nightclub programming of the three June bookings. BUNT. is the stage name of German DJ and producer Levi Wijk, originally from Stuttgart — a musician whose approach to electronic dance music begins with the premise that acoustic instrumentation from folk traditions can function as compelling source material for dancefloor productions rather than as a nostalgic stylistic reference or sonic curiosity. The BUNT. project began as a duo partnership between Levi Wijk and Nico Crispin in the mid-2010s, with the two debuting at European festivals with a performance style that fused live folk instrumentation with DJ technique and electronic production. Their breakthrough came with Old Guitar, released January 29, 2016 — a track that opened with a cheery banjo solo building into a trumpet-infused electronic drop. The production demonstrated that banjo and trumpet, routed through electronic processing and placed in a festival-ready arrangement, could function as genuine dancefloor elements rather than decorative folk accessories. Old Guitar's success in the European festival circuit confirmed that BUNT.'s genre-bridging experiment had broader commercial reach than niche folk-electronic crossover audiences. Young Hearts (2016) extended the approach, and subsequent collaborations including Clouds with Nate Traveller and Trippin with Mapei (2024) widened the sonic palette while maintaining the acoustic-instrument-into-dancefloor framework. When Nico Crispin departed in May 2021, Wijk continued the BUNT. project as a solo artist, rapidly scaling from a handful of annual performances to over 80 shows per year in 2024 and 2025 across Europe, the United States, and international markets. His influences — Avicii, Justice, Basement Jaxx, Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris, and Fred Again — indicate a musical vocabulary that spans the full range of electronic dance music's most melodically and emotionally accomplished practitioners, filtered through the specific lens of European folk tradition. The June 24 EBC at Night booking brings this genre-distinctive performer to the outdoor Las Vegas pool environment, where his folk-house approach offers something genuinely different from the bass house and tech house that dominates the EBC at Night calendar around it.

The three-Wednesday June arc at EBC at Night provides a programming sequence that covers diverse aesthetic territory: the country-EDM crossover of VAVO on June 10, the bass-forward club music of Valentino Khan on June 17, and the acoustic-folk-into-electronic synthesis of BUNT. on June 24. The connecting thread across all three Wednesdays is the outdoor Wynn production environment and the mid-week demographic that populates Wednesday nightclub events on the Las Vegas Strip. Wednesday nights at EBC at Night draw a different crowd composition than peak Friday and Saturday programming: a higher proportion of local Las Vegas residents, industry workers, and extended-stay hotel guests who prefer to split their nightlife investment across multiple evenings rather than concentrating on peak-weekend events. Wednesday cover charges at EBC at Night run lower than the Friday and Saturday premium rates, and guest list access through NoCoverVegas covers general admission for qualifying groups across all three June dates.

Planning an EBC at Night visit optimally involves arriving by midnight to secure positioning in the main pool deck area before peak crowd density concentrates around the headliner's set. The venue operates 21+ with valid photo ID required. Swimwear is permitted but not required — the pool itself is not heated for nighttime swimming and most guests treat the pool area as a visual centerpiece rather than a functional swimming facility after dark. Cabana reservations and VIP table packages for June Wednesday nights carry lower minimums than peak weekend rates, making the June EBC at Night calendar among the more accessible entry points into the premium Wynn nightlife experience across the full summer season.