Hakkasan Nightclub Las Vegas Grand Opening: April Dates, DJ [LINEUP] Revealed for Sin City Hot Spot at MGM: Aoki, Laidback Luke, DeadMau5, Tommy Trash, Residents Tiesto & Calvin Harris

Hakkasan Las Vegas, the highly anticipated five-level nightclub/restaurant "hot spot" opening at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino this April, has revealed the details surrounding its Grand Opening weekend, including a DJ lineup featuring EDM artists like Steve Aoki, Laidback Luke, DeadMau5, and Tommy Trash in addition to new exclusive resident DJs Tiesto & Calvin Harris.

It has been announced that a preview weekend, April 18-21, will preceed Hakkkasan Las Vegas' Grand Opening weekend, April 25-28, with "Fight Weekend," May 2-5 (coinciding with the welterweight championship bout between Floyd "Money" Mayweather and Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero) to follow.

As PR Newswire reports, envisioned and created by Hakkasan Ltd. and its partners at Angel Management Group, and the highly anticipated venue is a bold evolution of the prestigious global restaurant brand into an all-encompassing nightlife experience. This experience will be kicked off with a "World-Class Talent Lineup" (seen below):

Preview Weekend

Thursday, April 18 - deadmau5

Friday, April 19 - Hardwell

Saturday, April 20 - Bingo Players

Sunday, April 21 - Tommy Trash

Grand Opening Weekend

Thursday, April 25 - Steve Aoki

Friday, April 26 - deadmau5

Saturday, April 27 - Calvin Harris / GQ Magazine Event

Sunday, April 28 - Laidback Luke

Fight Weekend (MAYWEATHER VS. GUERRERO Fight Weekend at MGM Grand)

Thursday, May 2 - R3hab

Friday, May 3 - Tiësto

Saturday, May 4 - Calvin Harris

Sunday, May 5 - Tiësto

Tickets go on sale Friday, March 29 at 10 a.m. PST available on hakkasanlv.com. The nightclub will be open Thursday through Sunday 10 p.m. until close.

Hakkasan Restaurant is scheduled to open Friday, May 3. It will be open nightly for dinner Sunday through Thursday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m. to midnight, states PR Newswire.

"Hakkasan Las Vegas is going to be an experience beyond anyone's imagination," Luke told Billboard exclusively. "What I am doing at Hakkasan will be completely different from anything else that my fans have seen or heard from me so far."

The very buzzy Hakkasan has made headlines in Las Vegas for its huge price tag (reportedly $100 million to build), and the million-dollar paydays it was reportedly offering to potential resident DJs to draw them away from their former homes, at the clubs of Wynn Las Vegas and Cosmopolitan. Aoki, Deadmau5 and Harris are all former Wynn residents, reports Billboard.