The crowd listens to Fedde le Grand in the Sahara Tent during the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival. (2012/File Photo)
At long last, Insomniac has released the Nocturnal Wonderland lineup, which includes heavy hitters Fatboy Slim, Fedde le Grand, Porter Robinson and more.
The electronic dance music (EDM) fest will happen at San Manuel Amphitheater in Devore on Saturday, Sept. 21. This is the first time Insomniac has held the event at the amphitheater inside Glen Helen Regional Park. Previously it was held at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino.
Even though Insomniac is best known for its largest fest, Electric Daisy Carnival, Nocturnal Wonderland is actually its legacy festival.
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Among the highlights of the fest are EDM legend Benny Benassi, 2013 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival vet Bingo Players, Canadian dubstep artist Datsik, Excision, Kill the Noise, Martin Solveig, Sander Van Doorn and Thomas Gold. (Keep reading for the full lineup).
There will be six stages at the fest, too.
Nocturnal Wonderland is open to guests 18 and older. There is camping available for the festival at the facilities at Glen Helen Regional Park. General admission tickets are priced at $75, and VIP tickets are also available for guests 21 and older starting at $125, before service fees.
The full lineup is below:
Andy C
Armanni Reign
Bassrush
Benny Benassi
Bingo Players
Bro Safari
Carnage
Crosstown Rebels present Get Lost
Damian Lazarus
Dash Berlin
Datsik
David Steven
Discovery Project
DJ Hype
EDX
Excision
Fatboy Slim
Fedde le Grand
Firebeatz
Francesca Lombardo
Fury w/ MC Dino
Green Velvet
Heroes x Villains
Infinity Ink live
Kill the Noise
Krewella
Lee Burridge
Markus Schulz
Martin Solveig
The Martinez Brothers
Maztek
Mediks b2b Shimon
Myon& Shane54
Netsky
Porter Robinson
Sander van Doorn
Subb-Ann
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano
Thomas Gold
Umek
Wide Awake Art Car
Xilent
Personally, I’m the most excited for Martin Solveig. He was one of my favorites at Coachella 2012, and I love “Smash.” My favorite track is Big in Japan.