The Chainsmokers Extend Wynn Nightlife Residency in Las Vegas Through 2029: “We’ve Created Unforgettable Experiences Together”
The Chainsmokers Extend Wynn Nightlife Residency Through 2029
By Billboard • Music News

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As Las Vegas finalizes its slate of DJ residencies for 2026, The Chainsmokers have renewed their partnership with Wynn Nightlife. The duo—Alex Pall and Drew Taggart—have agreed to an extension that keeps them performing at Wynn’s Encore Beach Club and XS Nightclub through .
Wynn officials confirmed the new deal is a three‑year extension. The Chainsmokers first launched their residency at Wynn Nightlife in , and the renewal continues a near‑decade relationship between the artists and the resort’s nightlife program.
In a joint statement, The Chainsmokers said they’re grateful for the partnership and excited to continue delivering large‑scale shows at Wynn: they emphasized the value of the creative relationship with the property and their eagerness to keep producing high‑energy experiences for fans.
“Performing at Wynn these past few years has been an incredible experience. We’re thankful to everyone who’s been part of this journey and we can’t wait to keep it going,” the duo said.
Ryan Jones, vice president of Wynn Nightlife, described the pair as integral to the venue’s entertainment identity and said the extension reflects a shared commitment to producing memorable nights for guests.
The Chainsmokers’ next scheduled date at Wynn is Friday, , when they will appear at XS as part of the events surrounding F1 Weekend in Las Vegas.
This announcement follows another major residency reveal from Wynn Nightlife: earlier this month the property confirmed that Calvin Harris will return for a two‑year engagement in 2026. Harris’ history with Vegas dates back to his first residency at Wynn in , and he most recently performed as a 2024 resident at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, where he appeared at LIV venues.
Together, these signings signal Wynn Nightlife’s continued investment in high‑profile electronic acts as it builds its programming for the coming seasons.
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