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Calvin Harris is returning to Las Vegas.
The Scottish producer has locked in a two-year residency at Wynn Las Vegas, where he’ll play the resort’s mega-club XS and its poolside Encore Beach Club. The first three dates at XS will happen Jan. 16, Feb. 13 and Feb. 21, with more shows to be announced.
“Calvin Harris is a legend whose influence on music and nightlife is undeniable,” said Ryan Jones, Vice President of Wynn Nightlife. “This residency reflects Wynn Nightlife’s dedication to curating unforgettable experiences and maintaining our position as the leader in nightlife.”
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The news is a full circle of sorts, with Harris’ first ever Las Vegas residency in 2011 also taking place at Wynn Nightlife. This residency began during — and helped launch — the era when EDM was redefining and revitalizing entertainment on the Las Vegas Strip and transforming the city into a global dance music hub, a title it retains to this day.
Harris’ most recent Las Vegas residency was at the nearby Fontainebleau Las Vegas, where he was a 2024 resident in the property’s venues LIV Las Vegas and LIV Beach. His 2025 dates in the U.S. have been limited to a set in Austin, Texas in May and a set at RISE Festival near Las Vegas in October.
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Harris is one of the architects of the EDM genre and its attendant boom, releasing era-defining songs including “We Found Love,” “Feel So Close” and “One Kiss.” His most recent release, “Blessings” featuring Clementine Douglas, is currently at No. 16 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, where the track is in its 25th week on the chart.
The rest of Harris’ 2025 dates include performances at Ushaïa Dubai, the Soundstorm festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Indonesia’s Jakarta Warehouse Project and Creamfields Asia.
