Alesso takes the booth at Omnia, bringing the kind of big-room house and progressive electronic sound that's filled festival mainstages and arenas across the world. The Swedish producer built his name on soaring melodic drops and anthemic builds, and inside Omnia's main room, that sound gets amplified through one of the Strip's most dialed-in sound systems, with the retractable domed ceiling and sprawling LED canopy adding a visual layer to the whole thing.

Omnia's layout gives the night some range beyond just the main floor. There's the terrace for catching some air and the Chandelier Bar if you want to post up away from the heaviest bass. Table reservations get you a dedicated spot with service, while general admission puts you right in the mix on the dance floor. Caesars Palace keeps the location central to everything else happening on the Strip, so the night can start or end anywhere nearby.