Elderbrook returns to Marquee Dayclub on Friday, Nov. 20

With a new album, Heart on a Wire, due in January, the singer-producer plays a daytime set at the Cosmopolitan's dayclub, a room he has played more than almost anywhere.

Most Las Vegas nights start after dark. Elderbrook's start before lunch. On Friday, Nov. 20, the singer-producer plays Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan, with music starting at 11 a.m.

Tickets are through Tao Group, and the dayclub holds 1,600. It's a familiar booking. By our records, Elderbrook plays Las Vegas more than any other market, so for a lot of locals this is a regular on his home-away-from-home stage, not a one-off.

The timing makes this one more interesting than usual. In October, Elderbrook announced *Heart on a Wire*, his fourth studio album, due Jan. 22, 2027, according to Clash and EDM Identity. The first single, "Lost in the View," arrived in mid-October. It's a song about vulnerability, inspired by his recent move from the UK to Los Angeles. A full North American headline tour behind the album is planned for 2027, starting a couple of months after the record comes out.

That puts the Nov. 20 set in a useful window: new music is out in the world, the album is still two months off, and the big headline run hasn't started. Dayclub sets usually lean on familiar records, but if you want an early taste of where *Heart on a Wire* is headed, this is the kind of date where you might hear it.

New music is out in the world, the album is still two months off, and the big headline run hasn't started.

Vegas isn't the only stop that week. Elderbrook is also on the road in Chicago on Nov. 13, Manhattan on Nov. 14 and Tampa–St. Petersburg on Nov. 15, then lands back here the following Friday.

About the room: Marquee Dayclub is the Cosmopolitan's 21-and-over pool deck. Tao Group says it spans 22,000 square feet with two pools, and DJ Mag lists the Marquee complex among its top clubs. In the cooler months, Marquee has covered the deck with its Dayclub Dome, which Las Vegas Magazine and the Review-Journal have covered as the way the pool party keeps going past summer. Cabanas, bungalows and bottle service are all part of the setup, and non-hotel guests generally need a reservation to get into the pool area.

What to know: it's 21+, it starts at 11 a.m., and it's a Friday, so tourists will be out in force. Bring ID, eat something first and check the club's entry and dress rules before you go. If you're local, it's a good excuse to take a long lunch.

Elderbrook's music has always worked best in daylight: warm, a little melancholy, built for a crowd that's just getting started. Nov. 20 offers exactly that, with a new album on the horizon.

Sources: JamBase: Elderbrook at Marquee Dayclub (jambase.com); Tao Group tickets: Marquee Dayclub Nov 20 (tickets.taogroup.com); Clash: Elderbrook Announces New Album 'Heart On A Wire' (clashmusic.com); EDM Identity: Elderbrook Heart on a Wire tour dates (edmidentity.com); EDM Identity: Elderbrook 'Lost in the View' (edmidentity.com); Tao Group: The Marquee Dome (taogroup.com); DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs: Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub (djmag.com); Las Vegas Magazine: Marquee Dayclub Dome (lasvegasmagazine.com); Las Vegas Review-Journal: Strip dayclub extending pool season with return of party dome (neon.reviewjournal.com); The Cosmopolitan: Pools (cosmopolitanlasvegas.com)