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Electric Daisy Carnival 2012EDC Night 3: A stream of delirium
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Electric Daisy Carnival 2012EDC hints at special surprises for Night 3
Insomniac welcomes Saturday ticket-holders back to the festival for Sunday night.
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NightlifeAnd the crowd melts: A stream-of-consciousness take on EDC Night 1
Rad trancy beats and DJ dream teams at the Speedway.
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Electric Daisy Carnival 2012High winds put Electric Daisy Carnival on hold during second night
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NightlifeFive ways EDC 2012 differed from its inaugural Las Vegas installment
The space, the crowd and more.
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NightlifeEDC Day 1 off to a smooth start
Approximately 115,000 fans poured into the Speedway for the festival's first night.
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NightlifeA sneak peek at the Electric Daisy Carnival festival grounds
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NightlifeGetting to know EDC goers could help Las Vegas in the long run
An Insomniac study estimated last year's festival generated $136.4 million for the local economy.
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As We See It500 Metro officers on duty at EDC 2012
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NightlifeTackling Electric Daisy Carnival's massive music lineup
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NightlifeElectric Daisy Carnival announces schedule for 2012 Las Vegas festival
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