Author: Brent Lynch
Brent Lynch is an EDM Journalist for Night Streak.
Brent’s been an EDM enthusiast since 2017.
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The right shirt can shift the energy of a night. For men who live the EDM lifestyle, black is more than a color. It is the canvas where bass, light, and identity converge. Night Streak has dropped five new EDM black t-shirt designs built for the festival floor, the after-hours city street, and every charged…
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From Veld to Sold Out: Ten Years in One Conversation The last time Garrix sat in this studio, he’d played Veld Music Festival on an early slot and wasn’t sure anyone would show up. He was seventeen. People came running over the hill anyway. That was 2014. Tonight he’s at RBC Amphitheatre for the first…
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The tent at Diplo’s HonkyTonk is air-conditioned, which matters in Indio in late April. On April 25, 2026, it also shook with techno. That part was less expected. Rebecca Black ran a 13-track set through dance, electro pop, and something harder at the edges — not the polished, festival-safe EDM that occupies most big-tent lineups,…
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There is a moment in every Armin van Buuren set — usually somewhere after the crowd has stopped expecting it — where the music stops being about the music. May 17, 2026, kineticFIELD stage. It happened around 5 a.m. EDC Las Vegas turned 30 this year. Three nights, a hundred thousand people, stages built like…
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What Does a Flawless Tech House Set Actually Sound Like? Ben Sterling at Gallery Club Has the Answer
The Set That Has the EDM World Talking The Mixmag Lab has hosted a lot of good DJ sets. This one is different, and the difference is audible within the first three minutes. Ben Sterling’s session at Gallery Club — recorded live in the venue’s 360-degree concrete booth — is the kind of tech house…
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BassPOD pulls a specific crowd. Not the general sweep of kineticFIELD attendance — people show up at the bass stage because they made a deliberate decision to be there. On Sunday night, May 17, the final night of EDC Las Vegas 2026, those people had been waiting for Virtual Riot. They were not disappointed. The…
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Two nights before he played quantumVALLEY, Maddix was already in Las Vegas. May 14, EDC Week — he shared a stage with Hardwell at the Downtown Event Center. Then he came back. Night two of Electric Daisy Carnival’s 30th anniversary, May 16, 150,000 people spread across Las Vegas Motor Speedway, and Maddix behind the decks…
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Tiësto let the crowd wait. Not long—maybe ninety seconds of climbing tension before the first real drop—but long enough that you felt half a million people lean forward at the same moment. That kind of patience takes nerve. At circuitGROUNDS during EDC Las Vegas 2026, it was the first thing that told you this was…
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His 2025 set is still on YouTube, and people are still rewatching it. That tells you something. James Hype’s appearance at EDC Las Vegas in 2025 landed differently than the average Kinetic Field booking — not because the production was more elaborate, and not because his track selection was more adventurous than anyone expected. It…
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The moment the sky cracked open Some sets fade with time. Others stay wired into your memory like a permanent bassline. Marshmello at Ultra 2019 belongs to the second group. The first drop hit with that earth‑stopping force Ultra is known for, and the Miami night opened into a storm of lights, movement, and pure…