Palm Tree Beach Club Events — June 2026

Palm Tree Beach Club enters its first full summer month of operations in June 2026 — the critical transition from spring-preview mode to full capacity programming that defines whether a dayclub can sustain a season-long audience against Encore Beach Club, OMNIA Dayclub, LIV Beach, and TAO Beach simultaneously. The June lineup at Palm Tree answers that question with a roster of globally recognized headliners distributed across every Saturday of the month, backed by a weekly rotation of resident DJs who maintain the venue's tropical-minimalist aesthetic across the Friday and Sunday programming windows.

The first weekend of June 2026 (June 5–7) opens the summer season with three consecutive days of programming. DJ Stretch holds Friday June 5 — one of his regular Friday residency appearances that sets the tone for the weekend's energy before the Saturday headliner. Benny Benassi headlines Saturday June 6, the most commercially recognizable booking of the early June calendar at Palm Tree. The Italian producer and DJ born Marco Benassi — who records and performs as Benny Benassi — built his global reputation on "Satisfaction," the 2002 electro-house track whose stark, mechanical production and iconic music video became one of the defining works of early 2000s electronic music. His Las Vegas dayclub performances draw on three decades of DJ experience and a catalog that extends from the "Satisfaction" era through collaborations with Chris Brown and Gary Go, deploying peak-hour electro house that translates well to the outdoor pool environment. Sunday June 7 features Louis the Child — the Chicago electronic duo of Freddy Kennett and Robby Hauldren, whose indie-electronic and future bass productions earned them a Grammy nomination in 2020 for Best Dance Recording. Their catalog includes "It's Strange" featuring K.Flay, "Every Color" featuring Foster the People, and collaborative work with Elohim — a melodically focused body of work that suits Palm Tree's positioning as the atmospherically distinct alternative to the higher-BPM circuit at EBC and OMNIA Dayclub. The June 5–7 opening weekend establishes Palm Tree's summer voice: resident continuity on Fridays, globally credentialed Saturday headliners, and Sunday programming with indie-electronic or melodic appeal that extends the weekend crowd into a third day.

The second June weekend (June 12–13) continues the pattern. DJ Shift, one of Palm Tree's weekly Friday resident DJs, opens June 12. Saturday June 13 delivers Lost Frequencies — the Belgian DJ and producer Felix De Laet, whose "Are You with Me" remixed the country track "Reality" into a 2014 global dance hit that reached number one in seventeen countries and accumulated over one billion Spotify streams. His subsequent catalog — "Beautiful Life," "Where Are You Now," "Walk with Me" — has established Lost Frequencies as one of the most consistent commercial melodic house exports from the Belgian DJ scene. His Palm Tree booking brings a European radio-friendly melodic house sensibility to the MGM Grand pool deck, drawing fans who follow his catalog across seasonal Las Vegas visits.

The third weekend coincides with the Juneteenth holiday weekend (June 19–21) and delivers Palm Tree's most complete three-day lineup of the month. Mike Attack — another weekly Friday resident DJ whose open-format programming covers hip-hop, top-40, and EDM to warm up the Friday crowd — opens June 19. Saturday June 20 delivers Alesso, the Swedish progressive house DJ and producer Alessandro Lindblad whose career breakthrough came through "Heroes" featuring Tove Lo — a 2015 track that reached the top 10 in multiple countries and became one of the most-recognized progressive house anthems of the mid-decade period. His 2026 Las Vegas season spans multiple dayclub and nightclub bookings, with Palm Tree as one of his confirmed June venues. Alesso's melodic, emotionally direct productions suit the daytime pool format at Palm Tree, where build-and-release progressive house structure serves the early-afternoon crowd before the afternoon peak. Levi rounds out Sunday June 21 with a resident-style Sunday set that closes the Juneteenth weekend on a lower-key note.

The final June weekend (June 26–27) is the most headline-weighted of the month. DJ Shift returns for another Friday June 26 resident slot. Saturday June 27 belongs to Tiësto — the Dutch producer Tijs Michiel Verwest, whose career arc from trance pioneer of the early 2000s to progressive house and tech house commercial headliner of the current era spans over 25 years of global touring. Tiësto holds Las Vegas residencies across multiple venues simultaneously in 2026, and his Palm Tree Beach Club Saturday booking places him at the MGM Grand pool deck for an afternoon session that extends his summer Las Vegas calendar into the dayclub circuit. His Saturday Palm Tree set draws fans who prefer the outdoor saltwater pool environment to the indoor options at venues he plays elsewhere, giving his summer presence a distinct daytime layer alongside his OMNIA and LIV Beach appearances.

The full June programming at Palm Tree Beach Club runs Wednesday through Sunday — one more operating day per week than most Strip dayclubs — which means residents hold Wednesday and Thursday programming even in weeks when the main featured headliners are Friday through Sunday. The saltwater pool system, which Palm Tree maintains as one of only two Strip dayclubs using saltwater filtration, provides a distinctly gentler guest experience during extended afternoon sessions. The MGM Grand campus location puts Palm Tree within walking distance of T-Mobile Arena, ARIA, Park MGM, and New York-New York — the most geographically central position of any major dayclub on the Las Vegas Strip, and an advantage for guests whose hotel loyalty program doesn't align with Wynn or Caesars properties.

Guest list strategy for June at Palm Tree Beach Club: Saturday headliner guest lists — particularly Alesso June 20 and Tiësto June 27 — should be registered through NoCoverVegas at least three to five days before each event. Benny Benassi June 6 and Lost Frequencies June 13 are also high-demand Saturdays that fill their lists faster than typical non-holiday June weekends. Friday and Sunday resident slots have more guest list availability and can typically be registered same-week. Walk-up cover for Saturday headliner sessions runs $40–$70 per person; guest list eliminates that cost for qualifying groups.