This crowd of around , was eager to take said plunge, dressed as Oscar the Grouch, cigarette puffing Teletubbies and party-hard cows.
There was much to explore, from the heat-radiating fire dancers at the Escape Open-Air Theater to the reggae-informed Bajo Collado silent disco to a Tokyo-styled karaoke bar to Nomadsland, a maze of repurposed objects — hubcaps, file cabinets, dresser drawers, etc.
It was all part of the 10th anniversary of EDC relocating to Las Vegas and its 25th year overall since debuting in Los Angeles in It was a long time coming: EDC Las Vegas was postponed three times by the pandemic, resulting in a two-and-a-half-year hiatus since the last EDC in May attendees were required to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test upon entry.
Whenever , people gather in one place, a measure of gridlock is to be expected. But traffic was particularly gnarly this year with Las Vegas Boulevard a parking lot for miles near the speedway. This reporter, who lives 21 miles south of the speedway, left for EDC at p. After driving, parking, making the minute hike to the venue, encountering the bottleneck of humans at the designated entryway, and then passing through security, finally got onto the festival grounds just before 10 p.
Once inside, though, the collective mood was as bright as all perpetually flashing lighting rigs. There were times when there were almost too many big-name headliners to choose from performing simultaneously. Contact Jason Bracelin at jbracelin reviewjournal. Follow jbracelin76 on Instagram. Actress who first rose to fame because the voice of Princess Hildegard on the favored Disney Junior sequence Sofia the First.
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Coco: I love Monica. She is such a really, really great person. We got to see that side of her and get to know her. I have many transgender friends and if you are doing it for the right reasons then I support you whole heartedly.
I support her. So I think contractually she was fine. Do you want to mention what you had done? Coco: Honestly, as a young entertainer there is a lot of peer pressure in a lot of things. I was like What was that like and what did you sing? Coco: Oh my gosh, that was the most amazing experience with Gladys Knight! We also did a thing for the Food Network with Gladys Knight. Cooking with Gladys Knight. Gladys and Dionne Warwick are very close. I impersonated Dionne Warwick so I could go to her dinner party, have dinner and sing with her.
That was one of the most amazing experiences of my career. To get to do that with Gladys Knight was unreal. Abby: I love Gladys and Dionne too. I would have loved to have seen that! Is there anything that you want to add? Or that we really hate each other.
That is so not true. We love each other and we love what we do. We love the experience of actually competing together. I think a lot of time people lose the sight of that and know that we have 14 queens that just incurred the experience of a lifetime.
That is overshadowed by us having to compete and emotions flying. Coco: Everything. You will probably see me popping up at a lot of charity things too. I love to do a lot of charity for a lot of organizations.
Cancer research is a big thing for me too. I lost both of my parents to cancer. I lost my parents less than a year apart and I was very close to my parents. So cancer research is a big thing for me as well. You are going to see a lot of Coco Montrese. Trust me! You need to come to Vegas. And when you come to Vegas you come and see me in Divas. Lots of classy gifts and fun things to do. You know my version of classy.
Coco: Yes, I like that. Classy with a flair. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account.
You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Coco: Hello Abby! Abby: Hey Coco! Abby: Are you ready to go back to the beginning? Coco: Sure! Abby: Where were you born, raised and schooled? Abby: When you went to Alabama State did you ever feel discriminated against?
Abby: So how did you deal with it? Abby: When did that change for you? Coco: And then we can be friends after. We can be friends.
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