The annual music and arts festival Life is Beautiful is back in Vegas in September with a diverse lineup packed with rappers (Nelly and Kendrick Lamar), rockers (The Killers and The Yeah Yeah Yeahs), and electronic faves (Flume and Odesza). And that’s just a few of the headliners on the 80+ lineup. Also on the bill are the moody trio Cigarettes After Sex, who play perfect music for gazing out a window overlooking a cityscape in a smoky room, and the culty house music of DJ Claptone, who’s known for wearing a bird mask while performing.
Something that makes this festival stand out: it’s the only place in the United States where JammJamm — usually an invite-only, exclusive collaborative jam session — is open to the public (or, to festival-goers, rather.) JammJamm is a fully spontaneous performance that has, in the past, included Anderson .Paak, Tank and the Bangas, T Pain and Ice Cube.
The festival also has a very cool art lineup, with immersive visual experiences led by Meow Wolf, a famous art collective known for curating psychedelic environments that encourage audience participation. The Las Vegas performance community is known to make appearances, as well. This year, you can expect to see shows from Cirque Du Soleil and the Blue Man Group.
The Specs
- Over 170,000 people attend Life is Beautiful over the course of three days.
- There are several different ticket options: 3-Day GA (Tier One): $380; 1-Day GA (Tier One): $150; 3-Day GA Plus (Tier One): $580; 1-Day GA Plus (Tier One): $250; 3-Day VIP (Tier One): $795; 1-Day VIP (Tier One): $380; 3-Day VIP (Tier One): $1575; 1-Day VIP (Tier One): $765; All In 3-Day (Tier One): $3150; All In 1-Day (Tier One): $1555.
- The “All In” pass gives you front row to multiple shows, shuttles between stages, a festival gift and more.
- Check out this guide on the best things to do in Las Vegas while you’re at it.
FAQs
Which artists are on the Life is Beautiful lineup?
Life is Beautiful 2023 features The Killers, Kendrick Lamar, ODESZA, Flume, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Bebe Rexha, Raye, Anna Lunoe, The 1975, Omar Apollo, Ferg, Cigarettes After Sex, Amber Mark, Blond:ish, Jockstrap, Coco & Breezy, Khalid, Nelly, Kim Petras, Rina Sawayama, Baby Tate, Snakehips, Miya Folick, The Wombats, Yung Gravy, Snacktime, John Summit, Dayglo, as well as Cirque Du Soleil, Blue Man Group, Meow Wolf, Jabbawockeez and more.