Tony Hsieh, the late former CEO of Zappos, founded the arts and music festival with the objective of transforming and revitalizing the neglected Downtown Las Vegas region. Over the years, the festival has pumped over $350 million in economic effect and cultural capital into Downtown and the surrounding region, and has hosted over 1 million spectators and over 600 artists.
Day N Vegas, Las Vegasâs leading hip-hop event, just announced a roster that matches that of Rolling Loud. Day N Vegas has scheduled an incredible lineup of performers for 2021, including Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, Tyler, The Creator, and many more. Naturally, the K-Dot performance grabbed our attention first. With speculations of Kendrick's comeback circling (it's been four years since 2017's DAMN. ), this headline gig may have hinted at new music on the way. However, the subtext refutes this. Kendrick will play his masterpieces from Section.80 to DAMN at this concert.
We will not spend much time mourning the previous couple of years; there has been more than enough ink spilled on such ideas. Rather than that, let's dust out the closet and begin preparing a year of unforgettable events from east to west and north to south. The world's top music festivals satisfy every taste, every genre, every style, and every desire. Will you be able to visit all forty of these? Probably not, so peruse our list and make your selections from there. After all, you can't go wrong with any of them. Regrettably, we must bring up the previous two years. Numerous fantastic festivals have been canceled as a consequence of the epidemic, while others have been put on hold for the time being. As is customary, there is always the possibility that these activities may be rescheduled or cancelled, so it is always prudent to keep an eye on the newest news. We really hope that some of the classics will return in 2023, but for now, these incredible festivals will suffice.
The organizers of the Life is Beautiful festival have announced the artist roster for the 2022 event, which will take place Sept. 16-18 in Downtown Las Vegas.
Calvin Harris, Kygo, Gryffin, Alison Wonderland, Marc Rebillet, Big Wild, Said The Sky, R3hab, Bob Moses, Dabin, Sonny Fodera, Elderbrook, Walker & Royce, Solardo, Kyle Watson, Phantoms, Gioli & Assia, Cassian, and Ship Wrek are among the electronic acts worth noting.
