Kygo announces residency at new Las Vegas beach club

16 February 2025
2 minutes · By Chris Vuoncino

With his iconic tropical house-style productions, Kygo is forever tied to summer events, beach parties, and sun-soaked fun. Further leaning into the vibe, he is now part of a team that is bringing an exciting new day club to Las Vegas. First announced earlier this year, The Palm Tree Beach Club will be a can't-miss stop for attendees looking for beach vibes amidst the desert landscape of Sin City. With a line-up of performers already set to include Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Fisher, Chris Lake, and more, the 3,000-person club has already put together one of the strongest event calendars for the city. That calendar just got even better as Kygo has officially announced his residency for the club.

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After announcing the exciting new Palm Tree Beach Club in Las Vegas, Kygo has revealed his residency there. Set to begin in May, the DJ and producer will be one of the main draws of the new space he helped build.

Beginning on May 3rd, he is taking the stage at the Palm Tree Beach Club and will come back for various stops throughout 2025. Following his initial performance, he will be back May 17th and 24 for EDC and Memorial Day weekend respectively before returning on July 5th. His final announced show will come on October 11thcapping off a strong first year for the new club. For the full line-up and ticket details, visit the official Palm Tree Beach Club website and catch Kygo and many others all summer long.

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