When the sun goes down, LIV Beach transforms into something entirely different from its daytime persona. The palm trees stay lit, the pool still shimmers under string lights and the Strip's glow, but the energy shifts into something deeper and more electric once Sidepiece takes over the decks. Known for their genre-blending house and dance sets, the duo brings a sound that's equally at home under open sky as it is in a packed club, layering warm basslines and driving rhythms that ripple across the water and up into the desert night air.

The setting itself does a lot of the work here — cabanas glowing with ambient light, cocktails passed around on candlelit tables, and a crowd that moves fluidly between the dance floor and the pool's edge. There's a looseness to a night event at a venue built for daytime hedonism, like the space itself is exhaling after a day in the sun, letting the music take over as temperatures drop and the lighting turns moody. It's the kind of setup where a Vegas night out meets poolside abandon, minus the sunscreen.