Marshmello is set to headline the first-anniversary edition of Feed The Block, the free open-air EDM block party that has turned Fremont East into a regular late-night stop. The show is slated for Friday, April 2, with music starting at 6 p.m. at the corner of 6th and Fremont streets in downtown Las Vegas. Organizers say the anniversary event will layer a limited number of VIP ticket options on top of the free general-admission crowd.
Those details come from the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which reports that Marshmello will top the Feed The Block anniversary program on April 2 and that the party will kick off at 6 p.m. at the 6th and Fremont intersection. The outlet also notes that organizers plan to offer limited VIP packages while keeping the main performance open to general-admission attendees.
Organizers, stage and tickets
The Feed The Block series is a collaboration between Wynn Nightlife and Corner Bar Management and has been staged from the Forest House art car, a traveling festival platform organizers say has appeared at Burning Man, Electric Daisy Carnival and Life Is Beautiful. Vegas24Seven reported on the partnership and the art-car setup. RSVPs and event details are posted on the production’s official site, and fans are being directed to the Feed The Block page for the latest reservation information, according to Feed The Block.
A fast-growing downtown draw
Feed The Block launched in spring 2025 with a headlining set by Gryffin and quickly scaled up to bigger names and larger crowds. Reporting by the Las Vegas Review-Journal documents subsequent editions that featured Major Lazer and Diplo and drew thousands to Fremont East, a sign that the series has turned into a must-attend downtown attraction for EDM fans.
What locals should know
Organizers warn that Fremont East will be busier than usual on the night of the anniversary and that people should expect heavier foot traffic and street activity around the 6th and Fremont intersection. Local coverage frames Feed The Block as both an entertainment draw and a downtown activation effort, with Wynn Nightlife and local operators pitching it as a way to bring big-name DJ energy to an accessible outdoor setting, according to The 702 Vegas.
How to go
General-admission entry for Feed The Block remains free, but organizers recommend reserving a spot ahead of time. Limited VIP packages, which include perks such as dedicated viewing areas and an open bar, are available through the Block party network. Attendees are advised to check the event pages for RSVP links, ticketing windows and any last-minute advisories as the anniversary approaches, according to BLOCKPARTY.VEGAS.
