Downtown Las Vegas pulsed with energy the night of Thursday, April 2, as global superstar DJ Marshmello headlined the return of Feed the Block, the free, open-air block party series presented by Corner Bar Management and Wynn Nightlife.

An estimated 20,000 fans packed Fremont and Sixth Street as the 2026 season launched with a festival-level celebration of the event’s first anniversary. Performing atop the Forest House Art Car, Marshmello delivered high-energy beats.

He kept the outdoor crowd bouncing, mixing new releases, including his collab with country star Thomas Rhett, “Where We Go,” and “Phoenix,” his latest with Portugal. The Man, with throwback favorites including “Silence” and “Alone,” as Marshmello-branded balloons floated throughout the outdoor crowd below.

The Grammy-nominated artist brought his signature production style and genre-spanning collaborations to Downtown Las Vegas, reinforcing the scale and accessibility that have become central to Feed the Block’s identity.

The event transformed Fremont East into a massive outdoor dance floor, with fans filling the streets and surrounding venues as the neighborhood came alive under neon lights and bass-heavy beats.

Corner Bar Management’s collection of nightlife destinations, including We All Scream, Commonwealth, Lucky Day and Cheapshot, framed the experience, creating a seamless, multi-venue party atmosphere in Downtown Las Vegas.

Following its April 2025 debut, Feed the Block quickly established itself as one of the city’s most-talked-about live-music experiences, drawing more than 40,000 attendees across its inaugural run featuring artists including Gryffin, Major Lazer SoundSystem and Diplo.

Thursday night’s kickoff signaled a strong return for the series, continuing its mission to make world-class dance music accessible to everyone. More block parties from Corner Bar Management and Wynn Nightlife will be announced soon.

To stay up to date on Feed the Block, visit BlockParty.vegas and follow @WynnNightlife and @DTLV on social media.