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Meduza at Zouk: the Italian house trio's home away from home, Friday, Nov. 20

No market sees Meduza more often than Las Vegas, and their Nov. 20 night at Zouk is the latest stop in a run that goes back to 2023.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 9, 2026
Meduza at Zouk: the Italian house trio's home away from home, Friday, Nov. 20
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The bass line comes in around half past ten on a Friday, and the room at Zouk Nightclub starts moving before anyone's quite decided to dance. On Friday, Nov. 20, it's Meduza behind the decks, with the set starting at 10:30 p.m.

Zouk holds 2,160, and tickets are available from Zouk Group. The show listing has the details. Meduza plays Las Vegas more than any other market in our records, so if you've missed them before, the odds are good you'll get another chance. But this is the one on the calendar right now.

The reason Meduza has a Vegas following at all goes back to one song. "Piece of Your Heart," their 2019 collaboration with Goodboys, peaked at No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart, has passed a billion Spotify streams, and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording, according to Wikipedia) and the Recording Academy. In an interview with MusicTech, the group admitted they nearly scrapped the track because they couldn't figure out what to do with it.

Their history in this city is now several years deep. Meduza debuted a Las Vegas residency at Hakkasan Nightclub in 2023, according to Tao Group. The next year they moved to Resorts World, where Zouk Group announced them as part of its 2024 resident lineup, and Rolling Stone reported a nine-date run that stretched from March to a Halloween show at Zouk. They've been a regular presence on the Resorts World calendar ever since, and Zouk's own event pages carry their dates.

Meduza plays Las Vegas more than anywhere else. If you've never seen them, this is their home turf.

Nov. 20 also sits in the middle of a busy stretch for the group. They played Philadelphia earlier this month, on Nov. 6, and the night after Zouk they're in El Paso on Nov. 21. A Friday night in Las Vegas, between those two, is about as natural a stop as there is for this act.

What should you expect? Meduza's sound is built on melodic, vocal-forward house, the same thing that made "Piece of Your Heart" stick. EDM.com's interview about the Resorts World residency is a good read if you want to know how they think about playing these rooms.

Zouk itself is one of the bigger club rooms on the Strip, at 2,160 capacity, and a 10:30 p.m. start means the night is just getting started when they come on. Pace yourself.

For locals, this is the easy kind of Vegas night: a group that knows this room, a set that's been road-tested all month, and a Friday with nothing to rush home for. For visitors, it's a good reason to plan a weekend around Nov. 20.

Sources: JamBase: Meduza at Zouk Nightclub Las Vegas, Nov 20, 2026 (jambase.com); Zouk Group Las Vegas: Zouk (zoukgrouplv.com); Wikipedia: Meduza (producers) (en.wikipedia.org); Recording Academy: Meduza (grammy.com); MusicTech: Meduza nearly scrapped hit track Piece Of Your Heart (musictech.net); Tao Group: MEDUZA 2023 Las Vegas Residency Debut at Hakkasan Nightclub (taogroup.com); Pollstar: Zouk Group announces 2024 Las Vegas residencies (news.pollstar.com); Rolling Stone: Meduza announce nine-date Vegas residency (rollingstone.com); Zouk Group Las Vegas: Meduza (zoukgrouplv.com); EDM.com: Meduza interview, Resorts World Las Vegas residency (edm.com)

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