Top female acts that slayed EDC Las Vegas 2024
here is Exron Music’s roundup of the top female acts that crushed it at EDC Las Vegas 2024.
This year’s edition of EDC Las Vegas was one for the books, especially thanks to all the female acts who slayed behind the decks. The EDC Las Vegas lineup is always impeccable, but something that particularly stood out this year was the uprise in the number of female headlining acts on its roster. From house and techno to dubstep and more, a wide array of the most multifaceted and talented female DJs performed across the festival’s many eye-catching stages.
Throughout the festival weekend, artists like John Summit, Carl Cox, Mau P, and a few others ensured to give some of these iconic ladies the spotlight they deserve by joining them on stage and posting photos and videos with them on their social media channels. This year’s EDC Las Vegas demonstrated that female DJs are finally getting the proper recognition and respect they deserve, staying true to the festival’s PLUR-driven mission statement.
While the list of this year’s female EDCLV headliners goes on and on, there are a few names that garnered tremendous attention and left attendees speechless and begging for more. Here are Exron Music’s top picks of the best female acts during this year’s EDC Las Vegas:
Alison Wonderland
Australian superstar Alison Wonderland never ceases to amaze fans no matter where in the world she’s performing. But there’s just something about her EDC performances specifically that makes her stand out. This year, not only did she slay her KineticFIELD main stage performance but she also stunned fans with her surprise techno art car performance. She was such a star all weekend that Mau P randomly decided to surprise her and join her on stage as well.
Lilly Palmer
Lilly Palmer has been taking the world by storm with her hard-hitting techno tunes, and she ensured to show American ravers how they do it at European raves with her astonishing set. With a set full of unique techno soundscapes and original track IDs, the energy at the Factory 93-led Neon Garden on day one of the festival was at an all-time high during her entire performance. She was truly the moment.
Level Up
It’s safe to say that Level Up leveled up during her EDCLV performance this year. She might not have played a solo performance, but she was the star of the show during the worldwide debut of her new b2b project with husband Subtronics called Leveltronics over at the bassPOD stage. She was stunningly glowing and radiating nothing but positive energy during the b2b performance and when she shortly joined her hubby on the mainstage.
Nicole Moudaber
Techno queen and In The Mood founder Nicole Moudaber always turns heads whenever she’s behind the decks. Her magnetic energy is indescribable, and she absolutely slayed EDC Las Vegas this year at the Carl Cox Invites stage takeover at Neon Garden. Her solo set was *Chef’s Kiss* and her special b2b with techno titan Carl Cox himself was also phenomenal. The fact that Carl Cox chose her to go b2b with him speaks volumes about her unparalleled stage presence.
Sara Landry
Sara Landry‘s 10 pm timeslot on the final day of EDCLV did not interfere with the amount of die-hard fans that showed up for her legendary set. A full-on techno set at Circuit Grounds is rare, but a female techno DJ slot at this stage is even more unheard of. Her exuberant stage persona shined brighter than ever from beginning to end. Needless to say, Sara Landry stole the show and closed out the entire weekend with a bang.
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