EDC Orlando Returns to Tinker Field Friday: Guetta, Garrix and Kaskade Head a 100-Artist Weekend
Electric Daisy Carnival's Orlando edition — its 15th — runs November 6-8 at Tinker Field with more than 100 artists across five stages, single-day and three-day passes, and a daily lineup that splits its biggest names one to a day.
One of Orlando's biggest annual weekends starts Friday. Electric Daisy Carnival — EDC Orlando, organized by Insomniac — returns to Tinker Field from Friday, November 6 through Sunday, November 8, in its 15th Orlando edition, with more than 100 artists across five stages. The Orlando edition first arrived in 2011 and has grown into a fixture of the city's fall calendar, built as much on art installations, carnival attractions and costumes as on the music itself, under the festival's 'All Are Welcome Here' philosophy.
The daily lineup spreads the headliners out. Friday is led by David Guetta, with Afrojack, Mau P, Levity, Wooli and a sunset set from Alesso. Saturday is led by Kaskade and Steve Aoki, with Alison Wonderland and an Alan Walker sunset set. Sunday closes with Martin Garrix and Hardwell, Meduza and a SLANDER sunset set. Across the weekend the bill runs through house, techno, trance and bass music, with back-to-back sets including ACRAZE B2B CID, Deorro B2B DJ Diesel and Boys Noize B2B Brutalismus 3000. Festival hours are 1 p.m. to midnight each day, per the published guides, and set times are released close to the festival on the official site and the Insomniac app.
The practical frame: Tinker Field sits at 400 South Rio Grande Avenue, just west of downtown. Single-day and three-day passes are sold in General Admission, GA+ and VIP tiers; GA and GA+ are 18 and older, and VIP is 21 and older. The weekend is also a hospitality event for the city — Orlando Life, citing figures previously reported for the festival, notes the 2023 edition reported more than 300,000 attendees over three days and that 2022 visitors spent approximately $127.7 million at businesses across the Orlando region. The Local Desk will file the weekend's traffic and road picture as the festival's own advisories publish.
