Name: Lost Frequencies at OMNIA Nightclub
Start: 2026-06-06T00:00:00.000Z
Location: OMNIA Nightclub

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About Lost Frequencies at OMNIA Nightclub

Join us for a high-energy night at OMNIA Nightclub in Caesars Palace, where the pulsating beats of top-tier DJs create an electrifying atmosphere. Expect a dazzling ambiance, immersive light displays, and an unforgettable experience filled with vibrant music and enthusiastic dance floors.

Featured Artist

Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies is a Belgian producer known for sunny, emotional dance music that blends melodic warmth with pop-friendly electronic production. He broke through internationally with “Are You with Me” and has remained a major name in dance music through a steady run of hits, remixes, and collaborations. His ability to make wistful, accessible tracks with wide crossover appeal is a big part of what has made him so successful.

Born Felix de Laet, he began making homemade remixes after getting his first laptop and adopted the Lost Frequencies name in 2014. His early productions ranged from deep house to downtempo and trap, and his first release under the name quickly became a breakout hit across Europe.

Recent music mentioned here includes the EP *Cup of Beats*, the hits “Rise” and “Where Are You Now,” the collaboration “Questions,” and the 2023 single “The Feeling.”

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Dress Code — OMNIA Nightclub

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Upscale nightlife attire is strongly encouraged. Dress code is enforced, and final approval is always at the venue’s discretion.

What to Wear - Men

✔Collared shirt or fitted upscale shirt

✔Dark jeans or slacks

✔Dress shoes

What to Wear - Ladies

✔Cocktail dress or stylish upscale clubwear

✔Heels or polished dressy footwear

✔Dressy, put-together evening look

Not Permitted

✘Sports attire

✘Athleisure or casual loungewear

✘Swimwear

✘Overly casual clothing

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What to Know About Caesars Palace

Venue Details

Established: Opened 2013
About: Omnia Nightclub is a high-energy dance club located inside the Caesars Palace casino on the Las Vegas Strip, featuring a massive main room with a sophisticated design that blends modern aesthetics with luxe finishes. The venue is known for its powerful sound system, dynamic lighting, and ability to host major electronic dance music (EDM) artists and DJs, creating an immersive nightclub experience that draws both locals and tourists. The club's layout includes multiple areas and a striking architectural design centered around the main dance floor, delivering a premium nightlife atmosphere positioned at the upper tier of Las Vegas nightclub offerings.
Address: 3570 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 785-6200

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About Lost Frequencies at OMNIA Nightclub

Lost Frequencies

Dress Code — OMNIA Nightclub

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