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Illenium kicks off Harvey’s Lake Tahoe Summer Concert Series (Gallery)

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Illenium performing at Harvey's Lake Tahoe.
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STATELINE, Nev. — Harvey’s Lake Tahoe’s summer concert series kicked off on Sunday with a lineup that brought electronic dance music fans from near and far.  

American DJ, record producer, and songwriter Illenium headlined the evening with a show that included laser effects, CO2 jets and pyrotechnics. 

Illenium is currently on tour promoting his latest self-titled album, Illenium. 

Also performing ahead of Illenium were opening DJ’s — Said the Sky, and Imanu. Fans were not deterred by forecasted rain and they packed the outdoor arena early in the evening.  Harvey’s created a dance festival atmosphere by removing the row seats and making the entire floor available for general admission. 

Jamie and his friends from Sacramento waiting for Illenium to take the stage.
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Ryan with his friends from Texas waiting for the show to begin.
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A crowd tightly packs into the general admission section.
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Jon, Mark, and Jessica from San Jose waiting for the show to begin.
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Jason and his group of friends waiting for Illenium to perform.
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Jesse and friends from Utah waiting for the show to begin.
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EDM fans unaffected by the cool weather at sunset.
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Jake with friends waiting for Illenium to take the stage.
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Opening act Imanu on stage at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe.
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‘Said The Sky’ on stage at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe.
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