The New York band interpolated the 2010 pop hit into their song “2122” during their first appearance at the festival.
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The New York band interpolated the 2010 pop hit into their song “2122” during their first appearance at the festival.
The singer launched his first major headline tour in nearly a decade with a 26-song set at Allegiant Stadium.
The musician performed a hit-heavy show in an unexpected early slot, continuing the festival’s trend of last-minute veteran additions.
The band’s Friday performance on the Outdoor Theater stood as a definitive moment, translating their intense energy for a massive festival field.
The artist delivered a high-energy performance featuring his hits and a guest appearance from The Smashing Pumpkins frontman.
The band delivered a politically charged finale, pairing the song with imagery of a tattered American flag and a sardonic national anthem.
The pop singer framed her Friday night headline performance as a theatrical arrival in Hollywood, complete with a custom ‘Sabrinawood’ sign and filmed cameos.
The producer’s highly anticipated midnight set was called off due to unsafe conditions, halting the premiere of a new audiovisual project.
During his festival debut, Dijon was joined by longtime collaborator Mk.gee for a three-song run at the Outdoor Stage.
The recently elected PM, a lifelong drummer and fan, presented drummer Ian Paice with a gift ahead of the band’s Budokan show.
