Marshmello tickets in Las Vegas
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XS Nightclub At Wynn Las Vegas · Las Vegas · US
22:30 local timeFrom$46.00 USD
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XS Nightclub At Wynn Las Vegas · Las Vegas · US
22:30 local timeFrom$40.00 USD
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Marshmello is confirmed to perform in Las Vegas on Sat, November 14, 2026 at XS Nightclub At Wynn Las Vegas. Select a listing above to review ticket availability, sections and delivery details. Times, prices and availability can change; confirm the final details with the selected seller before booking travel or completing a purchase.
Marshmello Las Vegas ticket prices
Advertised tickets currently start from US$40. Prices depend on the date, section, ticket quantity and seller. A starting price does not establish the cost of floor seats or VIP packages. Open the event to review the supplied options and check the total including fees.
About the Venue — XS Nightclub At Wynn Las Vegas
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Planning to see Marshmello in Las Vegas
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About Marshmello
Christopher Comstock was born in Philadelphia in May 1992 and began producing electronic music as a teenager under various aliases before launching the Marshmello project in 2015. The early Marshmello records were future-bass and trap-influenced instrumental tracks released free or cheap on SoundCloud and through the dance label Monstercat, and the project's first commercial breakthrough came with the 2016 single Alone, which charted in multiple countries and remains one of the most-streamed instrumental electronic tracks of the era. The 2016 debut album Joytime — a self-released project on Marshmello's own Joytime Collective label — codified the template: instrumental future-bass with melodic, occasionally cinematic synths, mid-tempo BPMs that worked equally well at a festival and on streaming services, and zero personal narrative from the artist beyond the helmet itself. The vocal collaborations that have done the chart work came on standalone singles rather than on the albums. Friends with Anne-Marie (2018) became a UK Top 10. Silence with Khalid (2017) ran for more than a year on US radio. Wolves with Selena Gomez (2017) was certified diamond by the RIAA — a benchmark that is rare for any electronic-pop song and very rare for one that came from an anonymous masked producer. Happier with the British band Bastille (2018) became the project's most commercially successful single, charting in the top five in both the US and the UK and certifying multi-platinum in multiple markets. Anyone Out There with Demi Lovato, You Can Cry with Juicy J and James Arthur, and Hangin' On with Brandon Lake and Andrew Ramsey have populated more recent release cycles. Joytime II (2018) and Joytime III (2019) extended the instrumental album franchise, and Shockwave (2021) deliberately leaned harder into the dubstep and bass-music sound that the early Marshmello catalogue had only flirted with. Sugar Papi, released in 2024, was a genre-curious project that incorporated Latin pop, country and hip-hop collaborators alongside the more traditional EDM material — the country-leaning Hangin' On with Brandon Lake and Andrew Ramsey came from that record's broader release window. Two events outside the traditional release cycle have shaped how Marshmello sits in popular culture. The first is the Fortnite Pleasant Park virtual concert in February 2019. Epic Games, the publisher of Fortnite, partnered with Marshmello to host an in-game live performance — pre-rendered visually but synced to a streaming audio set — that ran for roughly ten minutes inside the game's Pleasant Park location. Players who logged into the game during the event window were dropped into the venue as their own in-game characters and could see the Marshmello avatar perform on a virtual stage. Epic reported more than ten million concurrent in-game viewers, and the event is widely cited as the proof-of-concept that drove later in-game concerts from Travis Scott (also in Fortnite, in 2020), Ariana Grande (Fortnite, 2021) and others. The second is the Las Vegas residency. Marshmello has held Strip residencies through different periods at venues operated by Tao Group and other Strip nightclub operators, with the residency calendar shifting between properties depending on the year — exactly which property holds the booking at any given time has moved over the past few cycles, which is worth noting before assuming. The persona on stage is built around the visual brand rather than around live instrumentation or DJ performance. Marshmello typically performs from a DJ booth at the front-center of an LED-clad stage, with the helmet worn for the duration of the set and the visual programming carrying the show. Bottle-throw moments, foam-cannon segments and theatrically family-friendly stage business — borrowed loosely from the Steve Aoki playbook but adapted for the Marshmello tone — have become recurring features. Off the road, Marshmello runs the Joytime Collective label, which has signed and released material from Slushii, Svdden Death and a roster of bass-music producers, and has been a recurring guest on game streams, kids' programming and family-aware brand partnerships that other EDM headliners do not pursue. The crossover is the strategy.