Jauz, Slushii and Southside Also Set for Exclusive Residencies at KAOS
Palms Casino Resort has announced that KAOS Dayclub and Nightclub, a spectacular new entertainment experience consisting of a fully integrated 73,000 square foot dayclub and 29,000 square foot nightclub, which together will completely redefine the daylife and nightlife experience in Las Vegas, will be home to new exclusive residencies by Marshmello, Jauz, Slushii and Southside beginning in April 2019, with Marshmello to premiere the new KAOS Nightclub on Thursday, April 4th.
Tickets are available for the following new residency announcements:
Marshmello
Dayclub: April 6, 13, 20, 27; May 4, 18
Nightclub: April 4, 28; May 3
Jauz
Dayclub: April 21; May 18
Nightclub: May 9
Slushii
Nightclub: April 11
Southside
Nightclub: May 9
Marshmello will also headline the grand opening of the new KAOS Dayclub on Saturday, April 6th. That performance is part of a festival-worthy line-up of A-list talent scheduled for the KAOS Grand Opening Weekend celebration, including Alicia Keys, Cardi B, Travis Scott, G-EAZY, J-Balvin, Skrillex, Kaskade and more.
Tickets for all KAOS residencies and Grand Opening Weekend events can be purchased at palms.com/KAOS.
An integral part of a $690 million complete re-imagination of the iconic Palms Casino Resort, KAOS is a spectacular new entertainment experience consisting of a 73,000 square foot dayclub and a 29,000 square foot nightclub, which together will completely redefine the daylife and nightlife experience in Las Vegas. KAOS will feature exclusive residencies with a diverse array of world-renowned musical artists, state-of-the art audio, video and lighting technology and dramatic one-of-a kind design and art elements woven throughout the experience. In addition to the exclusive residencies of Marshmellow, Jauz, Slushii and Southside announced today, previously announced KAOS exclusive residencies include (in alphabetical order) Above & Beyond, Cardi B, G-EAZY, Kaskade and Skrillex, with other headliner residency announcements expected to follow in the coming weeks.
