This past weekend, DJ Lag lit up the desert with two powerful performances at EDC Las Vegas — one of the world’s most iconic electronic music festivals. With over 500,000 attendees and all passes sold out, this year’s edition was a massive celebration of global dance culture.
Lag performed on the Ubuntu by Bridges for Music stage across two nights, delivering genre-blending sets that showcased his depth as both a producer and DJ. The stage celebrated artists connected to the African continent, making space for bold, future-facing sounds.
He shared the lineup with fellow South African stars Uncle Waffles and Da Capo, alongside international acts like DJ Karaba from Canada and Nigeria’s Sarz—all artists pushing African-rooted electronic music into exciting new territory.
It was a milestone moment for the culture, and DJ Lag brought it home in true style.