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Lights All Night Announces Headliners, Including Diplo, Gucci Mane and More

2018 is almost over, which means Lights All Night is right around the corner. For nearly a decade, LAN has been the preferred way for thousands of EDM fans to close out the year immersed in blissful sensory overload. For the fourth year in a row, Dallas Market Hall will...
Lights All Night is almost here. Kind of.
Lights All Night is almost here. Kind of. Roderick Pullum
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2018 is almost over, which means Lights All Night is right around the corner. For nearly a decade, LAN has been the preferred way for thousands of EDM fans to close out the year immersed in blissful sensory overload. For the fourth year in a row, Dallas Market Hall will host the festival on Dec. 28-29. The site layout will expand this year, and performances will take place on four stages.

On Monday morning, LAN released the first round of performers for this year’s festival, and there won’t be any drop-off in star power. This year’s headliners include Diplo, Tiesto, Rezz and Gucci Mane. Also announced in the Phase One performance lineup were Mr. Carmack, What So Not, QUIX and Shiba San. Black Frames, Carlyle, Chris Roze and Stetra are among some of the Dallas-based talent that will perform this year as well.

Lights All Night started in 2010 with 6,000 attendees and Ghostland Observatory headlining. The event has grown to become a global EDM destination festival featuring some of the biggest names in electronic music and hip-hop. Last year’s attendance numbers were more than 30,000.

Tickets are now available on LightsAllNight.com. Two-day general admission passes are available for $109.95, and two-day VIP passes are $229.95. The complete lineup, set times and event layout details will be announced in the coming weeks.
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