The r/electricdaisycarnival subreddit recently stirred up a deep sense of nostalgia by resurfacing a clip of Dash Berlin’s unforgettable 2015 EDC Las Vegas set featuring “’Til the Sky Falls Down.” Fans immediately reflected on how quickly ten years have flown and the lasting emotional impact of his trance performance on the iconic Kinetic Field main stage.
Back in 2015, the Kinetic Field was branded the "Crystal Village," towering at 100 feet tall and stretching 480 feet wide—the largest stage in North America then. Its elaborate design included 1,000 lighting fixtures, 40 lasers, 22 flame units, 15 confetti blowers, and a dramatic waterfall feature. Most memorable were the two giant owls flanking the stage, whose outstretched wings and subtle animations added a haunting, immersive vibe to Dash Berlin’s sunset-to-sunrise set.
Reddit comments revealed shared memories of crowd singalongs and the emotional unity that music created before the era of constant phone filming. Users contrasted the minimal phone usage captured in this footage with today’s ubiquitous phone screens, sparking wistful discussions about the evolving festival experience.
Many younger fans expressed regret at missing this era of trance magic live, while longtime followers appreciated the thread as a heartfelt tribute to a set that helped define EDC’s evolving legacy. This revisitation reaffirms how certain performances remain etched in festival history—not just for the music but for the collective moments forged under the desert sky.
Source: r/electricdaisycarnival