Marquee Announces the Kaskade Summer Lovin’ 2013 Residency
Marquee Nightclub and Dayclub in The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas has just announced what a 16 week residency for the beloved DJ, Kaskade. The anticipated Summer Lovin’ will include 24 performances in only 16 weeks during the spring to summer season. From May until August, Kaskade will perform at the clubs with a brand new custom visual experience with over 32,000 watts of subs and speakers.
A limited number of Summer Lovin’ All Summer Long ticket packages are available for $900 per person which include front-of-line privledges.
Summer Lovin’ with Kaskade at Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub Calendar:
- Saturday, May 4 Nightclub
- Sunday, May 5 Dayclub
- Saturday, May 18 Nightclub
- Sunday, May 19 Dayclub
- Saturday, May 25 Nightclub
- Sunday, May 26 Nightclub
- Saturday, June 1 Nightclub
- Sunday, June 2 Dayclub
- Saturday, June 8 Nightclub
- Sunday, June 9 Dayclub
- Saturday, June 22 Nightclub
- Sunday, June 23 Dayclub
- Saturday, July 6 Nightclub
- Sunday, July 7 Dayclub
- Saturday, July 20 Nightclub
- Sunday, July 21 Dayclub
- Saturday, August 3 Nightclub
- Sunday, August 4 Dayclub
- Saturday, August 10 Nightclub
- Sunday, August 11 Dayclub
- Saturday, August 17 Nightclub
- Sunday, August 18 Dayclub
- Saturday, August 31 Nightclub
- Sunday, September 1 Dayclub
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How Summer Lovin’ Turned Out
The residency delivered on the hype, Kaskade played out the full run of dates through the end of August 2013, and by the time it wrapped, press coverage was calling it one of the standout residencies of the Vegas summer season, with Kaskade himself giving exit interviews reflecting on how well the run had gone. The custom production and sheer number of dates set a template for how future EDM residencies at Marquee and other Strip clubs would be structured in the years that followed.
Why This Residency Mattered
Twenty-four dates across a single summer was an ambitious commitment for both artist and venue, and it reflected just how much drawing power Kaskade had built by 2013. Vegas residencies like this one were becoming a real career pillar for top-tier dance music artists, offering a level of financial stability and creative control that touring festival dates alone couldn’t match.
A Model Other Artists Followed
Kaskade’s Summer Lovin’ run helped prove out a residency structure, splitting nightclub and dayclub sets across the same weekend, that other major dance acts and their booking teams took notice of. Within a few years, extended multi-date Vegas residencies became the norm for A-list EDM artists rather than the exception, and this announcement captures one of the earlier, more ambitious versions of that model taking shape.
